Hello Ian
Ian Hickson wrote:
I'm definitely against any in-page indirection mechanism, because we have
seen with XML Namespaces (and with RDFa) that prefixes are simply a huge
source of problems.
They are indeed, XML namespaces fixed one problem calling different
things by the same name bu
(I trimmed public-html from the CC list to avoid cross-posting, and
because the whatwg list has had most of the traffic on this topic so far;
please feel free to forward this to public-html if you would rather
discuss that there instead.)
On Fri, 24 Jul 2009, Peter Mika wrote:
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> The use of
Fair point. Just brainstorming here: how about making about an attribute?
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Name: Amanda
We still have two identifiers, but at least giving the URI is simplified.
Best,
Peter
Julian Reschke wrote:
Peter Mika wrote:
Hi All,
I've been taking a closer look at microdata. While I li
Yes, #2 and #4 are quite related in that they both concern the
abbreviation mechanism for URIs and might be considered alternative
proposals.
On the other hand, on #4, you are opening the gate to independent
entities (be them organizations or individuals) to define the prefixes
they would be u
Peter Mika wrote:
Hi All,
I've been taking a closer look at microdata. While I like the proposal
in general, in particular the chance to unite microformat style
annotations with some of the Semantic Web formalism (such as URIs for
objects), there are still a number of points that I feel could
On Fri, Jul 24, 2009 at 1:07 PM, Peter Mika wrote:
> [...]
> #2
>
> The other area that could be possibly improved is the connection of type
> identifiers with ontologies on the web. I would actually like the notion of
> reverse domain names if
>
> -- there would be an explicit agreement that they
Hi All,
I've been taking a closer look at microdata. While I like the proposal
in general, in particular the chance to unite microformat style
annotations with some of the Semantic Web formalism (such as URIs for
objects), there are still a number of points that I feel could be
improved. So h
