I'm presenting on microformats at Web 2.0 Expo (well, hopefully, if they
can move me back to my original time) next week, and would love to have
more examples of folks using microformats as APIs. I ungraciously stole
an idea I saw on the list of grabbing the URL used as an OpenID and
looking f
On Apr 12, 2007, at 8:06 AM, Kevin Lawver wrote:
I'm presenting on microformats at Web 2.0 Expo (well, hopefully, if
they can move me back to my original time) next week, and would
love to have more examples of folks using microformats as APIs. I
ungraciously stole an idea I saw on the li
I use OpenID + hCard at both:
http://www.horsepigcow.com
and
http://claimid.com/missrogue
Tara
On 4/12/07, Kevin Marks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Apr 12, 2007, at 8:06 AM, Kevin Lawver wrote:
> I'm presenting on microformats at Web 2.0 Expo (well, hopefully, if
> they can move me back t
Does this OpenID+hCard deals with selective privacy? i.e. showing
certain information to only some class of people?
I have tried to solve this problem on my own with something I call
"hPrivacy".
I know this is more semantic HTML than Microformats, but I think this
may be relevant to this lis
On Apr 12, 2007, at 10:06 AM, Kevin Lawver wrote:
I'm presenting on microformats at Web 2.0 Expo (well, hopefully, if
they can move me back to my original time) next week, and would
love to have more examples of folks using microformats as APIs. I
ungraciously stole an idea I saw on the li
I've recently written and have been testing a CakePHP Yahoo geocoder
component and I can confirm that Yahoo! will let you geocode UK and
European address's, but currently will only return with a city-level
of granularity showing the city center (and my office is slap-bang in
the center of Glasgow,
On Apr 12, 2007, at 8:06 AM, Kevin Lawver wrote:
I'm presenting on microformats at Web 2.0 Expo (well, hopefully, if
they can move me back to my original time) next week, and would
love to have more examples of folks using microformats as APIs. I
ungraciously stole an idea I saw on the lis
Hi all,
We've just launched, literally, a new site for the Anisfield-Wolf book
awards where we are using hCards for the authors of the past winners
(http://www.anisfield-wolf.org/Winners/PastWinners/).
I would really appreciate any comments on tweaks or additions to the
microformats we are using
Kevin,
Also, anyone have the digits that Tantek likes to use about the
number of pieces of microformatted content out there in the wild?
I don't have the latest...
off the top of my head, some of the numbers I bandy about when
presenting ;-)
There are in the order of 9 million hResumes
Continuing with the Flickr example, each user profile is an hCard, so
however many users they have, there is an equal number of hCards.
Similarly, figure out how many events upcoming.org has and you'll have
an equal number of hCards, events, and geo-locations.
Jason
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John Allsop
On Apr 12, 2007, at 4:56 PM, Jason Garber wrote:
Continuing with the Flickr example, each user profile is an hCard, so
however many users they have, there is an equal number of hCards.
Similarly, figure out how many events upcoming.org has and you'll have
an equal number of hCards, events, and
So, we can safely say in the order of tens of millions of pages.
Anyone else got some large scale deployments I missed?
depends what you call large scale.
The events listings (and each event detail page) on spraci.com are marked up
in hCalendar and there are thousands of events listed worl
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