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2020-07-18T16:25:27Z

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	This page is for brainstorming about various uses and details of [[hcard\|hCard]]. This page contains <em>proposals</em>. For the current state please see [[hcard\|hCard]].		This page is for brainstorming about various uses and details of [[hcard\|hCard]]. This page contains <em>proposals</em>. For the current state please see [[hcard\|hCard]].

2018-06-08T22:53:51Z

name update

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	== how to use with HTML5 ==		== how to use with HTML5 ==
	Per [http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-html/2009Jun/0811.html ~~Edward~~ O'Connor's email to public-html]:		Per [http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-html/2009Jun/0811.html Theresa O'Connor's email to public-html]:
	Add a section in hCard describing how to use hCard in [[HTML5]], including optional use of HTML5's <time> element and microdata feature. Encourage [[HTML5]] to drop the "vcard" predefined microdata vocabulary and reference an updated hCard spec instead. [[User:Tantek\|Tantek]]		Add a section in hCard describing how to use hCard in [[HTML5]], including optional use of HTML5's <time> element and microdata feature. Encourage [[HTML5]] to drop the "vcard" predefined microdata vocabulary and reference an updated hCard spec instead. [[User:Tantek\|Tantek]]

2015-02-18T05:07:01Z

Post vCard 3 additions: note section out of date

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	== Post vCard 3 additions ==		== Post vCard 3 additions ==

			'''This subsection is out of date. Many of these suggestions made it into [[vcard4]] and thus [[h-card]].'''

	Keeping hCard properties and values as a 1:1 representation of vCard properties and values has numerous benefits such as simplicity, stability, interoperability with the vast number of existing vCard applications etc.		Keeping hCard properties and values as a 1:1 representation of vCard properties and values has numerous benefits such as simplicity, stability, interoperability with the vast number of existing vCard applications etc.

2013-07-02T08:49:50Z

Reverted edits by Bancream (Talk) to last version by Tantek

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	==== Using hCard to facilitate WebID verification ====		==== Using hCard to facilitate WebID verification ====
	Actually used hCard embedded in a blog post to create a resource that's looked up by a WebID verifier. Basically, the verifier is following the URL from the subjectAlternativeName (SAN) extension in an x.509 certificate to an HTML resource that contains embedded hCard. ~~[http://www.highereducation.co.th]~~		Actually used hCard embedded in a blog post to create a resource that's looked up by a WebID verifier. Basically, the verifier is following the URL from the subjectAlternativeName (SAN) extension in an x.509 certificate to an HTML resource that contains embedded hCard.

	Examples:		Examples:

2013-07-02T04:19:14Z

key property for webid

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	==== Using hCard to facilitate WebID verification ====		==== Using hCard to facilitate WebID verification ====
	Actually used hCard embedded in a blog post to create a resource that's looked up by a WebID verifier. Basically, the verifier is following the URL from the subjectAlternativeName (SAN) extension in an x.509 certificate to an HTML resource that contains embedded hCard.		Actually used hCard embedded in a blog post to create a resource that's looked up by a WebID verifier. Basically, the verifier is following the URL from the subjectAlternativeName (SAN) extension in an x.509 certificate to an HTML resource that contains embedded hCard. [http://www.highereducation.co.th]

	Examples:		Examples:

2013-04-07T04:52:24Z

Reverted edits by ABIDEEN10 (Talk) to last version by Tantek

2013-04-07T03:50:14Z

2012-11-01T11:09:45Z

key property for webid: g

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	[[vCard]] has a 'key' property which has seen little use on real world web pages as part of [[hCard]].		[[vCard]] has a 'key' property which has seen little use on real world web pages as part of [[hCard]].

	However, there are plenty of easily findable real world [[key-examples\|examples of people publishing their public keys]] in visible text on web pages, and thus it's reasonable to include (keep) the 'key' property to ~~do so~~.		However, there are plenty of easily findable real world [[key-examples\|examples of people publishing their public keys]] in visible text on web pages, and thus it's reasonable to include (keep) the 'key' property to mark those up.

	What's missing is a recommended processing model and/or user flow for making use of such publicly published public keys in the 'key' property of hCard.		What's missing is a recommended processing model and/or user flow for making use of such publicly published public keys in the 'key' property of hCard.

2012-11-01T11:09:05Z

key property for webid: more context, link to key-examples

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	== key property for webid ==		== key property for webid ==
			[[vCard]] has a 'key' property which has seen little use on real world web pages as part of [[hCard]].

			However, there are plenty of easily findable real world [[key-examples\|examples of people publishing their public keys]] in visible text on web pages, and thus it's reasonable to include (keep) the 'key' property to do so.

			What's missing is a recommended processing model and/or user flow for making use of such publicly published public keys in the 'key' property of hCard.

			One possible such processing model and user flow is that described by the [[http://www.w3.org/wiki/WebID W3C WebID effort]].

	It seems at least theoretically possible to use the vCard/hCard 'key' property to represent the necessary information in a profile for webid functionality.[http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xg-webid/2012Jan/0355.html]		It seems at least theoretically possible to use the vCard/hCard 'key' property to represent the necessary information in a profile for webid functionality.[http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xg-webid/2012Jan/0355.html]

2012-10-15T18:19:57Z

Reverted edits by StephanieNewton (Talk) to last version by Tantek

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	Right now a parser first looks for an "n" element.		Right now a parser first looks for an "n" element.

	And then if no "n" is present, look for an "fn" element to use to imply an "n" element per the "implied n property" rules in the spec. Reputed academic writers can perform wonderful academic papers for you. Moreover, that will be worth to purchase papers at the [[http://bestwritingservice.com academic writing service]] where such great essay writers work.		And then if no "n" is present, look for an "fn" element to use to imply an "n" element per the "implied n property" rules in the spec.

	BACKGROUND:		BACKGROUND: