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This page is for brainstorming about various uses, details of, and additions to h-card.

This page contains proposals. For the current state please see h-card.

Brainstorm proposals that illustrate how to use the existing hCard spec will likely be incorporated into existing hCard documentation such as:

Add new explorations here as === === triple level headings

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-=== Preferred Pronouns ===
+=== Pronouns ===
-Ashton McAllan marks up her preferred pronouns as:
+See [[pronouns-brainstorming]]
-<source lang=html4strict>
-<span class="p-pronouns">she/her/hers</span>
-</source>
-in her [[h-card]] on http://acegiak.net/
-They are listed as a single field there in the subject/object/possessive format because that is a standard formation in English but the format used for stating pronoun sets may be different in other languages.
-Note that [[microformats2]] uses singular property names, thus another alternative may be to mark them up separately as singulars:
-<source lang=html4strict>
-<span class="p-x-pronoun-subject">she</span> /
-<span class="p-x-pronoun-object">her</span> /
-<span class="p-x-pronoun-possessive">hers</span>
-</source>
 == See Also ==
 * [[h-card]]
 * [[hcard-brainstorming]] - for additional proposals to bring forth to h-card