[uf-new] Re: hTurtle: A GRDDL-Compatible Microformat for Turtle-in-HTML

[André Luís]

On Nov 4, 2007 10:18 PM, Scott Reynen <scott at makedatamakesense.com> wrote:
>
> No, it's invisible to people, and focusing on data that's *visible* to
> people is a (maybe *the*) distinguishing characteristic of
> microformats.  That's what people in this community mean when we say
> "microformat," so coming here and using that term meaning something
> completely different is like going to China and speaking to everyone
> in English.  There's little to be gained from this, and much to be lost.
>

+1

I totally agree, Scott.

>From what Sean is describing, if people wanted to display the
information in the turtle/rdf format to normal users, they would have
to write it twice in different languages. POSH and then hTurtle. See?
Just there, I wasn't able to put hturtle and POSH in the same sack...

Now, I don't mean to say there's no point in hTurtle. There is, I'm
just not sure it fits in the microformats group. Can't we have
something in between ufs and pure rdf?

Cheers,
André Luís