On 11/22/05, Danny Ayers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> By getting people to upload their data, Google Base bypasses one of
> the harder problems of distributed data: finding the stuff. I'd be
> interested in hearing of any ideas anyone has around here that might
> be helpful for finding the stuff.
>
I just added a section to the hCard parsing about the DEL element.[1]
It is conceivable that a person would want to [2] an old address
or phone number, etc in their hCard. In doing so they are saying that
they do NOT consider this information correct, but needs to be in the
revision. It is common t
I have recently been working on an internal search spider.
Specifically to index pages with microformat content and to aggrigate
them. (nothing akin to the Google Base).
My question is this: Can we consider the property CATEGORIES inside a
vCard and/or iCalendar file, equivalent to a rel="tag"? or
http://blogs.salon.com/014/2005/11/22.html#a939
I'm following with interest the comments following Tantek's challenge to
Jeff Jarvis's article. My relative silence has been because the next
major thing I want to say is with code :-)
Regards, etc...
David
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Le 05-11-22 à 17:09, Ryan King a écrit :
I think most of that has made its way to the wiki, but I'm not sure
where, since the issue of blog citations and book citations seem to
have a naming collision.
Ryan.
Cool
I see in http://microformats.org/wiki/blog-quote-
examples#Perhaps_add_some_
On Nov 22, 2005, at 7:00 AM, Karl Dubost wrote:
Le 2005-11-21 à 22:50, Tantek Çelik a écrit :
So what are "best practices" for semantically marking up a blog
quote?
very difficult to solve. And I guess it may apply to all kind of
quotes.
For blog posts in particular, see some previous dis
On Nov 22, 2005, at 9:56 AM, Robert Bachmann wrote:
Carl Beeth wrote:
The most elegant solution would be to make the reviewer optional if
there is an author indicated on page level. BTW is there a
microformated way to indicate the author of a web page?
IMO a suitable HTML idiom is:
...
Examp
On Nov 22, 2005, at 7:41 AM, Danny Ayers wrote:
By getting people to upload their data, Google Base bypasses one of
the harder problems of distributed data: finding the stuff. I'd be
interested in hearing of any ideas anyone has around here that might
be helpful for finding the stuff.
Imagine t
On Nov 22, 2005, at 9:31 AM, Carl Beeth wrote:
I'm confronting this very issue on my personal site where I have
started to put up hReviews. As it is a personal site I see no need to
sign every review visibly. In fact it would probably just ad noise.
But in the specs of hReview I am forced to dec
On Nov 22, 2005, at 8:14 AM, Jon Tan wrote:
I also agree that the amount of data in MFs is critical. Yes, by
all means lets get on with implementation, but evangelism and work
done are not mutually exclusive.
Unless, of course, people are already criticizing your for talking to
much and no
On Nov 22, 2005, at 2:50 AM, Jon Tan wrote:
...
I think they've already said no to this and I don't think they
need a special invitation.
Have they said no outright?
Personally, I don't care. Of course:
Of course, if anyone here has contact at Google, you should bug
them incessantly unt
Le 05-11-21 à 22:50, Tantek Çelik a écrit :
I've started this page to document various examples and "best
practices".
Please feel free to offer yours, or improve upon what you see there.
http://microformats.org/wiki/blog-quote-examples
btw as a friendlier tool to edit quotes, I have modifi
Chris Messina wrote:
> Shouldn't that be ?
Yes.
Thanks,
Robert
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Shouldn't that be ?
On 11/22/05, Robert Bachmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Carl Beeth wrote:
> > The most elegant solution would be to make the reviewer optional if
> > there is an author indicated on page level. BTW is there a
> > microformated way to indicate the author of a web page?
>
> IMO
I was just rereading this post for thoughts on marking up titles. At
the same time, the thread on invisible data got me to thinking:
--- Chris Hibbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The beginning of the review is annotated thusly:
>
>
> 0.2
>
> Chris
> Hibbert
>hre
Carl Beeth wrote:
> The most elegant solution would be to make the reviewer optional if
> there is an author indicated on page level. BTW is there a
> microformated way to indicate the author of a web page?
IMO a suitable HTML idiom is:
...
Example:
http://example.com"; class="fn url">John
Doe
I'm confronting this very issue on my personal site where I have
started to put up hReviews. As it is a personal site I see no need to
sign every review visibly. In fact it would probably just ad noise.
But in the specs of hReview I am forced to declare it so the lesser of
two evils here is to repe
Jon Tan wrote:
I agree with Brian Suda. It shouldn't be that difficult for GBase
to allow a, 'file-upload type of XHTML', and a, 'Trackback/ping
service' along with GBase to, 'display the data in
Microformat encoded formats (where applicable).'
If you want Google to consume microformatted
On Tuesday, November 22, 2005 1:56 PM, Scott Reynen wrote:
Here's what I'd like to see: less talk of the hypothetical revolution
microformats might usher in, and more actual implementations. [...]
There's no need for a search engine like Google to get involved. I think
we should create a lar
By getting people to upload their data, Google Base bypasses one of
the harder problems of distributed data: finding the stuff. I'd be
interested in hearing of any ideas anyone has around here that might
be helpful for finding the stuff.
Imagine there are lots and lots of microformat documents ou
Le 2005-11-21 à 22:50, Tantek Çelik a écrit :
So what are "best practices" for semantically marking up a blog quote?
very difficult to solve. And I guess it may apply to all kind of quotes.
Are they merely proper uses of XHTML elements? (as implied in the
preso)
In the way you have done i
Jon Tan wrote:
Searching for products, property and jobs could be revolutionised
by MFs and immensely valuable for all users, whether they know what
the blogosphere is or not. If it was ever seriously suggested that
until current ones are in widespread use others should be on hold
or not
On Tuesday, November 22, 2005, 5:38 AM, Ryan King wrote:
1. Invite Google to [1] Participate in the development of MF
specifications,
They've always been invited and at least one employee has contributed
(http://microformats.org/wiki/rel-nofollow).
[...][2] Consider integrating MFs within G
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