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=Microformats Glossary=<br />
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If you have a term you wish to see defined, please feel free to add it to the list, in alphabetical order (apart from the first entry).<br />
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;microformat <!-- Keep in first position--><br />
:See http://microformats.org/about/.<br />
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;@<br />
:in the context of, say, ''@rel'', this is shorthand for ''attribute'', so "''the @rel''" should be read as "''the rel attribute''"<br />
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;anti-pattern<br />
:see [[anti-patterns]]<br />
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;anti design pattern<br />
:see [[anti-design-patterns]]<br />
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;attribute<br />
:HTML attribute. see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML_element HTML element on Wikipedia]<br />
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;autodiscovery<br />
:see discovery<br />
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;class<br />
:HTML class attribute<br />
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;compound microformat<br />
:See [[compound-microformat]]<br />
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;content type<br />
:see [[content-type]]<br />
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<div id="csv"><br />
;CSV<br />
:comma-separated-variables<br />
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<div id="deprecated"><br />
;deprecated<br />
:In the process of being phased out (see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deprecated Deprecation on Wikiepedia])<br />
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;design pattern<br />
:see [[class-design-pattern]] for example.<br />
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;discovery<br />
:see [[representative-hcard]] for example.<br />
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;DRY<br />
;'''''D'''on't '''R'''epeat '''Y'''ourself''<br />
: See [[dry|DRY]]<br />
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;element<br />
:HTML element. see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML_element HTML element on Wikipedia].<br />
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;elemental microformat<br />
:See [[elemental-microformat]]<br />
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<div id="gpx"><br />
;GPX<br />
:XML format for waypoints, tracks and trails, used by many GPS devices. See also KML.<br />
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<div id="grandfathered"><br />
;grandfather(ed)<br />
:Something which is an exception to a rule (or pattern, behavior, etc.), because it existed before that rule was formulated.<br />
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;HTML<br />
:'''''H'''yper'''T'''ext '''M'''ark-up '''L'''anguage''<br />
:see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML HTML on Wkiipedia] and XHTML, below.<br />
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;informative<br />
:Applies to that part of a standard (such as an introduction or list of references) which is not proscriptive; as opposed to '''normative''' (see below)<br />
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;JSON<br />
:'''''J'''ava'''S'''cript '''O'''bject '''N'''otation'' (pronounced "Jason")<br />
:a lightweight, text-based, human-readable format for representing data structures and arrays (see [[json|JSON]]).<br />
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<div id="kml"><br />
;KML<br />
:'''''K'''eyhole '''M'''ark-up '''L'''anguage''<br />
:XML format for waypoints, tracks and trails, used by Google Maps and others. See also GPX.<br />
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;mark-up<br />
:n. the (X)HTML codes and related classes which, when wrapped around data, turn it into a web page.<br />
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;mark up<br />
:v. to apply mark-up.<br />
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;mfbot<br />
:[[mfbot]] is an IRC bot which logs all edits to this wiki.<br />
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;microformat <!-- Duplicate entry in alphabetical position--><br />
:See http://microformats.org/about/.<br />
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;microformateer<br />
: A person involved with microformats.<br />
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;mime type<br />
:see [[content-type]]<br />
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;namespace<br />
:see [[namespaces]].<br />
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;normative<br />
:Applies to a prescriptive part of a standard; as opposed to '''informative''' (see above). See also and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normative#Standards Normative on Wikipedia].<br />
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;parse<br />
:(verb) To extract data from a format using explicit parsing rules for one or more formats, such as microformats (see also "scrape").<br />
:See also [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parsing 'parsing' on Wikipedia]<br />
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;picoformat<br />
:A syntax for communicating and executing commands with mobile devices over SMS. See [[picoformats]]<br />
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;POSH<br />
:'''''P'''lain '''O'''ld '''S'''emantic (X)'''H'''TML''. see [[POSH]].<br />
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;process<br />
:The procedure for developing a new microformat. See [[process]]<br />
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;profile<br />
:see [[profile]].<br />
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;property<br />
:The various aspects of an object that are represented by microformats. E.g. [[hcard#Property_List|hCard properties]].<br />
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;rel<br />
:a property which signifies the '''''rel'''ationship'' of one page to another, linked, page. See [[existing-rel-values]].<br />
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;rev<br />
:as ''rel'', but applying in the '''''rev'''erse'' direction. Use and development of new rev values are deprecated for microformats.<br />
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;route<br />
: (In proposed extensions to [[geo|Geo]]) - see [[geo-extension-waypoints#Terms]]<br />
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;scrape<br />
:(verb) To extract apparent data from a file/stream (plain text, HTML, RSS, XML, whatever) using regular expressions or other made-up rules that are not explicitly defined by the data formats (if any) that you are extracting. See also "parse" in contrast.<br />
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;semantic<br />
:(adjective) having meaning.<br />
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;standard<br />
:see [[standard]]<br />
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;tag<br />
:see [[rel-tag]].<br />
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;tag space<br />
:a URL prefix for scoping tags.<br />
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;track<br />
: (In proposed extensions to [[geo|Geo]]) - see [[geo-extension-waypoints#Terms]]<br />
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;type<br />
:see [[type]]<br />
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;uF<br />
:Shorthand for ''microformat'', especially used in e-mail and on IRC. Plural: '''uFs'''.<br />
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;URI<br />
:'''''U'''niform'' '''''R'''esource'' '''''I'''dentifier'': a compact string of characters used to identify or name a resource. See [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_Resource_Identifier URIs on Wikipedia]<br />
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;URL<br />
:'''''U'''niform'' '''''R'''esource'' '''''L'''ocator''<br />
:#in popular usage, a widespread synonym for Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) â many popular and technical texts will use the term "URL" when referring to a URI<br />
:#in strict technical usage, a subset of URI specific to identifiers who are primarily locators.<br />
:See [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Url URLs on Wikipedia]<br />
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;value<br />
:properties and attributes have values.<br />
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;waypoint<br />
: (In proposed extensions to [[geo|Geo]]) - see [[geo-extension-waypoints#Terms]]<br />
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;WikiWord <br />
:Any word which contains at least two upper case letters, separated by at least one lower case letter. For example, ThisIsAnExample - see [[WikiWord]]<br />
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;(X)HTML<br />
:A generic term, meaning "''HTML or XHTML''".<br />
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;XHTML<br />
:'''''HTML''''' reformulated in '''''X'''ML''. <br />
:See see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/xhtml XHTML on Wkiipedia] or http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/ for more information.<br />
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;XMDP <br />
:''('''X''')HTML '''M'''eta '''D'''ata '''P'''rofile ''<br />
:See [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XMDP XMDP on Wikipedia]</div>CoeltRelor