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# XMDP profile pages for microformat specs should be named with the name of the spec, followed by "-profile" | # XMDP profile pages for microformat specs should be named with the name of the spec, followed by "-profile" | ||
# Avoid any use of hierarchy "/"* | # Avoid any use of hierarchy "/"* | ||
# US English spelling | # US English spelling for English pages (re-use of [http://www.w3.org/2001/06/manual/#Spelling W3C Manual of Style Spelling Editorial Guideline].) | ||
Any violations will be deleted (or moved). | Any violations will be deleted (or moved). | ||
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== Related == | == Related == | ||
See [[mediawiki-customization]] for brief notes on how the microformats wiki is different from a "typical" MediaWiki install, in many ways to help with [[how-to-play]] and [[naming-conventions]]. | See [[mediawiki-customization]] for brief notes on how the microformats wiki is different from a "typical" MediaWiki install, in many ways to help with [[how-to-play]] and [[naming-conventions]]. | ||
Revision as of 16:21, 26 August 2007
Microformats wiki pages naming conventions
All pages on this wiki should follow these naming conventions:
- All lowercase.
- Dashes between words.
- XMDP profile pages for microformat specs should be named with the name of the spec, followed by "-profile"
- Avoid any use of hierarchy "/"*
- US English spelling for English pages (re-use of W3C Manual of Style Spelling Editorial Guideline.)
Any violations will be deleted (or moved).
See the related (but differently applicable) naming-principles for how we figure out how to name microformats themselves and microformats properties.
* The only exceptions to the no hiearchy rule are the rest and events pages/spaces. REST is for a completely different subset of microformats related discussions, and events is either an arbitrary exception or a bit of an experiment.
Related
See mediawiki-customization for brief notes on how the microformats wiki is different from a "typical" MediaWiki install, in many ways to help with how-to-play and naming-conventions.