In message [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Paul Wilkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
On Dec 31, 2007 11:38 AM, Andy Mabbett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I have a need to mark up some people's names, which are given as
initials only, and where the full names for which those initials stand
are not known. For
Happy holidays,
Why not just mark up the A. in first name and N. in middle name?
Realizing that the full names are not given, initials can be place
holders in the meantime. I believe this is how citation systems
largely use initials.
--
Sincerely,
Jeff McNeill
http://jeffmcneill.com/
On
Early in December, I made the following suggestion, but in a separate,
and unclearly-titled thread.
I'm reposting it here, in a new thread, in the hope that it will warrant
discussion:
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While I understand the desire to avoid namespacing per se, using:
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Andy Mabbett wrote:
I have a need to mark up some people's names, which are given as
initials only, and where the full names for which those initials stand
are not known. For example, A. N. Other.
[...]
In the absence of an initials property, how would you mark up such a
name, in an hCard?
Edward O'Connor wrote:
Andy Mabbett wrote:
I have a need to mark up some people's names, which are given as
initials only, and where the full names for which those initials
stand are not known. For example, A. N. Other.
[...]
In the absence of an initials property, how would you mark up
