[uf-new] Namespace anti-pattern and hAudio TITLE (was: hAudio
FN or Title)
Andy Mabbett
andy at pigsonthewing.org.uk
Mon Feb 4 15:26:02 PST 2008
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<1f2ed5cd0802041456u6eaafdd2q65f9bfc53a914e2d at mail.gmail.com>, Danny
Ayers <danny.ayers at gmail.com> writes
>I would personally have no objection whether e.g. a song title was
>marked up with "title" or "fn", as long as this was adequately
>documented, and the definition easily discoverable.
I think we also need to think about the convenience of publishers; not
all of whom are very interested in the mechanics of microformats.
What will be easiest for them to learn, remember and understand?
>Which leads me to something Martin mentioned - if HTML Meta Data
>profiles are used, the whole question becomes a non-issue. By using a
>profile URI and putting a description of the terms used in the profile
>on the Web, it's possible for people (and machines) to easily discover
>the intended meaning.
What if the page includes profiles for hAudio *and* hCard?
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Andy Mabbett
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