http://microformats.org/wiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=DelelTpasdMicroformats Wiki - User contributions [en]2026-04-24T07:51:02ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.38.4http://microformats.org/wiki/index.php?title=User:SamRose&diff=35584User:SamRose2008-12-19T13:53:21Z<p>DelelTpasd: accoerricelr</p>
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Hi, I'm SamRose<br />
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See: http://communitywiki.org/SamRose for more about me.<br />
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=== Knolicules ===<br />
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http://knol.google.com/k/knol# why should google have all of the fun? Every wiki page could be a "knolicule"...<br />
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=== mashing up microformats with RDF and other open data ===<br />
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Looking for feedback on how developers can easily collect microformat data sources. Like, for instance right now I can grab an RDF feed from source slike those described on this page http://esw.w3.org/topic/SweoIG/TaskForces/CommunityProjects/LinkingOpenData<br />
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But, (beyond [[hAtom]]), are spidering and indexing my only option for accessing microformats? Any suggestions that can be offered are appreciated.<br />
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''Note from SamRose: I also realize that [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/REST REST] is one route...''<br />
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=== Affiliation idea ===<br />
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Parking this here now. Thinking about affiliation ideas, like http://onthecommons.org/content.php?id=1477<br />
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Basically, a widely useful xhtml declaration of affiliation. "I am affialiated with open ID, Microformats, etc."<br />
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By placing the chicklet or graphic link on our site, we declare in xhtml (semantic) data that we are affiliated with something. Now, I could then take that data and parse it along with other data about a person.<br />
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Maybe there is something that already accomplishes this in microformats? <br />
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===Pledge Examples Draft page===<br />
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working on a Draft page for [[pledge-examples]], that I will move to [[pledge-examples]] when finished.<br />
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= Pledge Examples =<br />
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This page is a documentation of examples where people are pledging money for different reasons online without simultaneously paying on the spot the money pledged.<br />
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== Why Pledge Without Paying? ==<br />
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Generally, on the web, "pledging" money has been done in conjunction with donating money. So that pledges are simultaneaously donations that are paid immediately via online ecommerce tools (like paypal).<br />
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Increasingly, people have been using online environments to collectively raise money for different purposes. This is leading to situations where people prefer to first pledge money before paying. <br />
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==Participants==<br />
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The following people are interested in this:<br />
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* [http://socialsynergyweb.net/cgi-bin/wiki/FrontPage SamRose]<br />
* [[Christophe Ducamp]]<br />
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==Real-World Examples==<br />
** ''Links to public web pages, either popular or insightful''<br />
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==Existing Practices==<br />
** ''Summary of common patterns discovered''<br />
** ''Other attempts to solve The Problem''<br />
* See Also / Next Steps<br />
** ''Link to related pages as they become available''<br />
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=== Real World Examples section ===<br />
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* '''Flat list at a minimum.''' The real world examples section should be at a minimum a flat list of examples. See further down for what a good example has.<br />
* '''Grouping into categories can help.''' A giant flat list of examples can sometimes be difficult to navigate and analyze as a whole. Consider grouping related examples into a flat list of categories. If you're not sure how to categorize the examples, or if there are multiple axes across which you could categorize the examples, ask on the [http://microformats.org/discuss mailing list and/or irc channel]</div>DelelTpasd