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2020-07-18T16:33:09Z

Replace <entry-title> with {{DISPLAYTITLE:}}

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	~~<entry-title>~~start as simple as possible~~</entry-title>~~		{{DISPLAYTITLE:start as simple as possible}}
	One of several [[microformats]] [[principles]].		One of several [[microformats]] [[principles]].

2014-12-16T09:12:31Z

Undo revision 64712 by Silinix (Talk)

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	Minimizing the vocabulary used for properties (and values) of a microformat helps keep the microformat easier to understand.		Minimizing the vocabulary used for properties (and values) of a microformat helps keep the microformat easier to understand.
	~~[http://www.silinix.com porno] start~~
	Minimizing the introduction of new vocabulary is particularly important. Doing so:		Minimizing the introduction of new vocabulary is particularly important. Doing so:
	* Keeps microformats as a whole easier to understand (the smaller the total vocabulary of all microformats).		* Keeps microformats as a whole easier to understand (the smaller the total vocabulary of all microformats).

2014-12-10T14:02:01Z

start with a simpler solution

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	Minimizing the vocabulary used for properties (and values) of a microformat helps keep the microformat easier to understand.		Minimizing the vocabulary used for properties (and values) of a microformat helps keep the microformat easier to understand.
			[http://www.silinix.com porno] start
	Minimizing the introduction of new vocabulary is particularly important. Doing so:		Minimizing the introduction of new vocabulary is particularly important. Doing so:
	* Keeps microformats as a whole easier to understand (the smaller the total vocabulary of all microformats).		* Keeps microformats as a whole easier to understand (the smaller the total vocabulary of all microformats).

2013-09-17T15:55:50Z

entry-title

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	= start as simple as possible =		<entry-title>start as simple as possible</entry-title>
	One of several [[microformats]] [[principles]].		One of several [[microformats]] [[principles]].

2013-09-17T15:54:40Z

remove use of trim shortener

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	One of several [[microformats]] [[principles]].		One of several [[microformats]] [[principles]].

	short url: '''http://tr.im/simple/'''		short url: '''http://ufs.cc/w/simple/'''

	== solve simpler problems first ==		== solve simpler problems first ==

2013-09-17T13:31:47Z

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

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	One of several [[microformats]] [[principles]].		One of several [[microformats]] [[principles]].

	short url: ''' http://~~rauhuucohanoi~~.~~com~~/'''		short url: '''http://tr.im/simple/'''

	== solve simpler problems first ==		== solve simpler problems first ==
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	* '''specific problem.''' Look for a problem to solve in a specific real world domain, rather than a broad set of domains.		* '''specific problem.''' Look for a problem to solve in a specific real world domain, rather than a broad set of domains.
	* '''immediate problem.''' Prefer addressing an immediate problem over a (often simply hypothetically perceived) longer term problem.		* '''immediate problem.''' Prefer addressing an immediate problem over a (often simply hypothetically perceived) longer term problem.
	* '''80%''' of [[examples]] of behavior (not syntax). And even then, look at solving perhaps the 80% of instances of real world (see related principle: [[humans-first]]) uses of that specific problem rather than trying to solve 100% of such use-cases.		* '''80%''' of [[examples]] of behavior (not syntax). And even then, look at solving perhaps the 80% of instances of real world (see related principle: [[humans-first]]) uses of that specific problem rather than trying to solve 100% of such use-cases.

	== start with a simpler solution ==		== start with a simpler solution ==

2013-09-17T12:52:12Z

solve simpler problems first

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	* '''specific problem.''' Look for a problem to solve in a specific real world domain, rather than a broad set of domains.		* '''specific problem.''' Look for a problem to solve in a specific real world domain, rather than a broad set of domains.
	* '''immediate problem.''' Prefer addressing an immediate problem over a (often simply hypothetically perceived) longer term problem.		* '''immediate problem.''' Prefer addressing an immediate problem over a (often simply hypothetically perceived) longer term problem.
	* '''80%''' of [[examples]] of behavior (not syntax). And even then, look at solving perhaps the 80% of instances of real world (see related principle: [[humans-first]]) uses of that specific problem rather than trying to solve 100% of such use-cases.		* '''80%''' of [[examples]] of behavior (not syntax). And even then, look at solving perhaps the 80% of instances of real world (see related principle: [[humans-first]]) uses of that specific problem rather than trying to solve 100% of such use-cases.

	== start with a simpler solution ==		== start with a simpler solution ==

2013-09-17T12:48:55Z

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	One of several [[microformats]] [[principles]].		One of several [[microformats]] [[principles]].

	short url: '''http://tr.~~im/simple~~/'''		short url: ''' http://rauhuucohanoi.com/'''

	== solve simpler problems first ==		== solve simpler problems first ==

2009-06-02T23:44:11Z

add short URL

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	= start as simple as possible =		= start as simple as possible =
	One of several [[microformats]] [[principles]].		One of several [[microformats]] [[principles]].

			short url: '''http://tr.im/simple/'''

	== solve simpler problems first ==		== solve simpler problems first ==

2009-06-01T21:39:25Z

tense, note wasted design-time too

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	When any solution is designed and implemented, it is inevitable that some shortcomings will be found in practice.		When any solution is designed and implemented, it is inevitable that some shortcomings will be found in practice.

	It is better to find a few shortcomings, which can be addressed through iterative improvements, than find that you ~~spend~~ time designing features which few if anyone uses in practice (but may have already cost developers time to implement).		It is better to find a few shortcomings, which can be addressed through iterative improvements, than find out that you have spent time designing features which few if anyone uses in practice (but may have already cost developers time to implement, nevermind the hours/days/weeks of design-time debate).

	Microformats should remain as simple as possible for as long as possible, collecting additional element semantics <em>only</em> when a significant practical need has been demonstrated for such additions.		Microformats should remain as simple as possible for as long as possible, collecting additional element semantics <em>only</em> when a significant practical need has been demonstrated for such additions.