On 4 Dec 2007, at 07:13, John Panzer wrote:
I've been asked how to handle this case (you have an area, or an
inexact location, and want to encode it while providing a friendly
human readable but possibly ambiguous short hand name for said
place). Is there any existing practices to look at?
Secondly, would this be a valid geo encoding 'abbreviation' ?
<abbr title='22.31119;+89.86145'>the point under my finger right
now</abbr>
The thing about abbreviations is, the expanded text replaces the
shortened form, rather than supplementing it. So I'd guess your
example wouldn't work unless the text 'the point under my finger
right now' could be replaced by '22.31119;+89.86145' and still make
sense when read in its larger context.
<span> is probably a safer element to use for encoding lat/long
positions.
Jim
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