Microformats Wiki - User contributions [en]

User:SamRose

2008-08-13T14:47:06Z

SamRose: knolicule

Hi, I'm SamRose

See: http://communitywiki.org/SamRose for more about me.

=== Knolicules ===

http://knol.google.com/k/knol# why should google have all of the fun? Every wiki page could be a "knolicule"...

=== mashing up microformats with RDF and other open data ===

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

But, (beyond [[hAtom]]), are spidering and indexing my only option for accessing microformats? Any suggestions that can be offered are appreciated.

''Note from SamRose: I also realize that [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/REST REST] is one route...''

=== Affiliation idea ===

Parking this here now. Thinking about affiliation ideas, like http://onthecommons.org/content.php?id=1477

Basically, a widely useful xhtml declaration of affiliation. "I am affialiated with open ID, Microformats, etc."

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.

Maybe there is something that already accomplishes this in microformats?

===Pledge Examples Draft page===

working on a Draft page for [[pledge-examples]], that I will move to [[pledge-examples]] when finished.

= Pledge Examples =

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.

__TOC__

== Why Pledge Without Paying? ==

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).

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.

==Participants==

The following people are interested in this:

* [http://socialsynergyweb.net/cgi-bin/wiki/FrontPage SamRose]
* [[Christophe Ducamp]]

==Real-World Examples==
** ''Links to public web pages, either popular or insightful''

==Existing Practices==
** ''Summary of common patterns discovered''
** ''Other attempts to solve The Problem''
* See Also / Next Steps
** ''Link to related pages as they become available''
*** *-formats
*** *-brainstorming

=== Real World Examples section ===

* '''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.
* '''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]

User:SamRose

2008-05-31T01:10:07Z

SamRose: /* mashing up microformats with RDF and other open data */

Hi, I'm SamRose

See: http://communitywiki.org/SamRose for more about me.

=== mashing up microformats with RDF and other open data ===

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

But, (beyond [[hAtom]]), are spidering and indexing my only option for accessing microformats? Any suggestions that can be offered are appreciated.

''Note from SamRose: I also realize that [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/REST REST] is one route...''

=== Affiliation idea ===

Parking this here now. Thinking about affiliation ideas, like http://onthecommons.org/content.php?id=1477

Basically, a widely useful xhtml declaration of affiliation. "I am affialiated with open ID, Microformats, etc."

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.

Maybe there is something that already accomplishes this in microformats?

===Pledge Examples Draft page===

working on a Draft page for [[pledge-examples]], that I will move to [[pledge-examples]] when finished.

= Pledge Examples =

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.

__TOC__

== Why Pledge Without Paying? ==

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).

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.

==Participants==

The following people are interested in this:

* [http://socialsynergyweb.net/cgi-bin/wiki/FrontPage SamRose]
* [[Christophe Ducamp]]

==Real-World Examples==
** ''Links to public web pages, either popular or insightful''

==Existing Practices==
** ''Summary of common patterns discovered''
** ''Other attempts to solve The Problem''
* See Also / Next Steps
** ''Link to related pages as they become available''
*** *-formats
*** *-brainstorming

=== Real World Examples section ===

* '''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.
* '''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]

User:SamRose

2008-05-31T01:09:46Z

SamRose: /* mashing up microformats with RDF and other open data */

Hi, I'm SamRose

See: http://communitywiki.org/SamRose for more about me.

=== mashing up microformats with RDF and other open data ===

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

But, (beyond [[hAtom]]), is spidering and indexing my only option for accessing microformats? Any suggestions that can be offered are appreciated.

''Note from SamRose: I also realize that [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/REST REST] is one route...''

=== Affiliation idea ===

Parking this here now. Thinking about affiliation ideas, like http://onthecommons.org/content.php?id=1477

Basically, a widely useful xhtml declaration of affiliation. "I am affialiated with open ID, Microformats, etc."

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.

Maybe there is something that already accomplishes this in microformats?

===Pledge Examples Draft page===

working on a Draft page for [[pledge-examples]], that I will move to [[pledge-examples]] when finished.

= Pledge Examples =

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.

__TOC__

== Why Pledge Without Paying? ==

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).

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.

==Participants==

The following people are interested in this:

* [http://socialsynergyweb.net/cgi-bin/wiki/FrontPage SamRose]
* [[Christophe Ducamp]]

==Real-World Examples==
** ''Links to public web pages, either popular or insightful''

==Existing Practices==
** ''Summary of common patterns discovered''
** ''Other attempts to solve The Problem''
* See Also / Next Steps
** ''Link to related pages as they become available''
*** *-formats
*** *-brainstorming

=== Real World Examples section ===

* '''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.
* '''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]

User:SamRose

2008-05-31T01:01:39Z

SamRose: Looking for feedback on how developers can easily collect and use microformat data sources.

Hi, I'm SamRose

See: http://communitywiki.org/SamRose for more about me.

=== mashing up microformats with RDF and other open data ===

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

But, (beyond [[hAtom]]), is spidering and indexing my only option for accessing microformats? Any suggestions that can be offered are appreciated.

=== Affiliation idea ===

Parking this here now. Thinking about affiliation ideas, like http://onthecommons.org/content.php?id=1477

Basically, a widely useful xhtml declaration of affiliation. "I am affialiated with open ID, Microformats, etc."

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.

Maybe there is something that already accomplishes this in microformats?

===Pledge Examples Draft page===

working on a Draft page for [[pledge-examples]], that I will move to [[pledge-examples]] when finished.

= Pledge Examples =

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.

__TOC__

== Why Pledge Without Paying? ==

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).

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.

==Participants==

The following people are interested in this:

* [http://socialsynergyweb.net/cgi-bin/wiki/FrontPage SamRose]
* [[Christophe Ducamp]]

==Real-World Examples==
** ''Links to public web pages, either popular or insightful''

==Existing Practices==
** ''Summary of common patterns discovered''
** ''Other attempts to solve The Problem''
* See Also / Next Steps
** ''Link to related pages as they become available''
*** *-formats
*** *-brainstorming

=== Real World Examples section ===

* '''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.
* '''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]

User:SamRose

2008-05-31T00:57:18Z

SamRose: Affiliation idea: Maybe there is something that already accomplishes this?

Hi, I'm SamRose

See: http://communitywiki.org/SamRose for more about me.

=== Affiliation idea ===

Parking this here now. Thinking about affiliation ideas, like http://onthecommons.org/content.php?id=1477

Basically, a widely useful xhtml declaration of affiliation. "I am affialiated with open ID, Microformats, etc."

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.

Maybe there is something that already accomplishes this in microformats?

===Pledge Examples Draft page===

working on a Draft page for [[pledge-examples]], that I will move to [[pledge-examples]] when finished.

= Pledge Examples =

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.

__TOC__

== Why Pledge Without Paying? ==

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).

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.

==Participants==

The following people are interested in this:

* [http://socialsynergyweb.net/cgi-bin/wiki/FrontPage SamRose]
* [[Christophe Ducamp]]

==Real-World Examples==
** ''Links to public web pages, either popular or insightful''

==Existing Practices==
** ''Summary of common patterns discovered''
** ''Other attempts to solve The Problem''
* See Also / Next Steps
** ''Link to related pages as they become available''
*** *-formats
*** *-brainstorming

=== Real World Examples section ===

* '''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.
* '''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]

xfn-implementations

2008-04-05T17:35:11Z

SamRose: /* authoring publishing */ OddMuse XFN module

<h1> XFN Implementations </h1>
{{TOC-right}}
In addition to the [http://gmpg.org/xfn/tools XFN Tools] page, this page contains more more recent implementations.

== new implementations ==
The following implementations have been developed which either generate or parse [http://gmpg.org/xfn XFN relationship links]. If you have an XFN implementation, feel free to add it to the '''top''' of this list.

* [http://digg.com/ Digg] by [[SteveWilliams|Steve Williams]] (Example: [http://digg.com/users/sbwms Steve's Digg user profile].)
* [http://donpark.org:3301/ XFN friend finder] by Don Park ([http://twitter.com/donpdonp/statuses/740869022 announcement]).
* [http://www.qmpeople.com/ qmpeople] - Generates XFN from address book properties of registered users - e.g. http://www.qmpeople.com/users/laserion
* [http://textcube.org TextCube] Blogging tool TextCube version 1.6(current Beta-phase) will support xfn enabled blog roll.
* [http://code.google.com/apis/socialgraph/ Google Social Graph API] uses XFN data from public Web sites as its main data source.

=== appear old or unverifiable ===
These sites appear to be too old, and or perhaps broken (like PHP error dump).
* [http://tagalag.com Tagalag] Tagalag [http://tagalag.com/tools.html#xfn supports] a partial XFN vocabulary.

== update streams and pingers ==
* [http://updates.elsewhere.im/ SixApart Relationship Update Stream] - launched 2007-10-19

== authoring publishing ==
The following tools, plugins, and extensions enable authors to eaily create and publish XFN links:
* [http://icite.net/develop/software.html#ll4blojsom LL4blojsom] is the LinkList plugin for the [http://blojsom.sf.net blojsom] blog engine. blojsom, written in Java, is the open source application behind the Tiger Weblog Server that is part of OS X server. The LL4blojsom plugin is used for creating XFN blogrolls.
* [http://www.zachinglis.com/projects/xfn-rel-creator/ XFN rel Creator] This script replaces any links within the designated tags and replaces them with a visual representation of the links. Default set as abbrevations but with CSS it is easy to replace them for images.
* [http://www.wordpress.org/ WordPress] has XFN support built-in to its Link Manager function, which is used for generating blogrolls. When in the administrative interface, choose the Links top-level menu item, then choose Add Link. The link form lets you choose which XFN properties you wish the link to have. When displaying the links on the site via any of the standard WordPress template tags, it will automatically format it with the appropriate tags in the rel attribute. (based on [http://gmpg.org/xfn/creator XFN Creator])
* [http://www.communityserver.org/ Community Server] has XFN support in its blog Link Lists. It allows you to select which XFN tag(s) to use for each link.
* [http://www.webstandards.org/action/dwtf/microformats/ Dreamweaver Extension suite] from the [http://webstandards.org/ Web Standards Project] enables the authoring of XFN links from within Dreamweaver 8.
* [http://placenamehere.com/TXP/pnh_mf/ pnh_mf] is a plugin for [http://textpattern.com/ Textpattern] that supports embedding XFN and other microformats in templates and blog posts. Written by [http://placenamehere.com/ Chris Casciano].
* [http://www.zachinglis.com/projects/xfn-rel-creator/ XFN rel Creator] This script replaces any links within the designated tags and replaces them with a visual representation of the links. Default set as abbrevations but with CSS it is easy to replace them for images.
* [http://www.oddmuse.org/cgi-bin/oddmuse/xfn_Module OddMuse XFN Module] allows a wiki markup in OddMuse wikis for entering data about xfn relationships

== friends lists ==
Numerous services support both XFN friends lists, and even better XFN+[[hcard|hCard]] friends lists.
* See [[hcard-xfn-friends-lists|hCard+XFN friends lists]].

== rel me identity equivalency ==
* [http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/yadis/ YADIS plugin] supports OpenID delegation links that are also compatible XFN rel-me links.
* [http://wink.com Wink] supports rel-me (see [http://wink.com/beach--profile])
** '''suboptimal''': uses "nofollow me" where it should just use "me". User entered profile information is first party, not 3rd party, and therefore should not be labeled with [[rel-nofollow]].

== validators ==
* [http://tools.microformatic.com/help/xhtml/rel-lint/ rel-lint] by [[User:DrewMcLellan|Drew McLellan]] will validate existence of XFN attributes.

== visualizers and browsers ==
* [http://services.alphaworks.ibm.com/manyeyes/view/SNnqRHsOtha6i5-m6iGTH2- XFN visualization] example at IBM's Many Eyes
* [http://xfngraph.sourceforge.net XFN Graph] — a multi-platform Java-based tool which creates spider diagrams of XFN relationships from any given starting URL.
* [http://xfnroll.new-bamboo.co.uk/people/popular XFNRoller] (to be lifestalker.com) XFN spider and browser focused on using blogs to represent individuals. Exports OPML of feeds for lists such as top 10 most popular people.

== search ==
* [http://xfnsearch.joshpeek.com/ XFN Search] (appears to require HTTP-authentication login)

== See Also ==
{{xfn-related-pages}}

User talk:SamRose

2007-04-04T17:17:08Z

SamRose: Thanks!

{{welcome}} -- [[User:ChristopheDucamp|xtof]] 12:21, 2 Apr 2007 (PDT)

== Thanks! ==

Thanks xtof!

pledge-examples

2007-04-02T19:33:38Z

SamRose:

creating a draft for this page right now at [[User:SamRose]]. Will move here when finished.

pledge-examples

2007-04-02T17:07:03Z

SamRose:

cresting a draft for thei right now at [[User:SamRose]]. Will move here when finished.

User:SamRose

2007-04-02T17:05:58Z

SamRose: draft page pledge-examples parked here for now till finished

Hi, I'm SamRose

See: http://communitywiki.org/SamRose for more about me.

===Pledge Examples Draft page===

working on a Draft page for [[pledge-examples]], that I will move to [[pledge-examples]] when finished.

= Pledge Examples =

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.

__TOC__

== Why Pledge Without Paying? ==

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).

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.

==Participants==

The following people are interested in this:

* [http://socialsynergyweb.net/cgi-bin/wiki/FrontPage SamRose]
* Add your name here

==Real-World Examples==
** ''Links to public web pages, either popular or insightful''
==Existing Practices==
** ''Summary of common patterns discovered''
** ''Other attempts to solve The Problem''
* See Also / Next Steps
** ''Link to related pages as they become available''
*** *-formats
*** *-brainstorming

=== Real World Examples section ===

* '''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.
* '''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]