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Please tell us a little about yourself and you interest in microformats, on your user page (see link, above), and add an hCard microformat to that page, like [[hcards-on-microformats-wiki|these examples]] | Please tell us a little about yourself and you interest in microformats, on your user page (see link, above), and add an hCard microformat to that page, like [[hcards-on-microformats-wiki|these examples]] | ||
Also, consider adding the [ | Also, consider adding the [http://microformats.org/wiki/Template:public-domain-release public domain release template] to your user page as documented on the microformats.org [http://microformats.org/wiki/Category:public_domain_license Voluntary Public Domain Declarations] page, to release your contributions to microformats.org into the public domain as many of us already have. | ||
You may also find the following useful: | You may also find the following useful: | ||
Revision as of 16:31, 24 July 2007
Welcome
Hello! Welcome to the microformats wiki. If you haven't already done so, please see the introduction page.
Please read how-to-play before making any edits.
Please tell us a little about yourself and you interest in microformats, on your user page (see link, above), and add an hCard microformat to that page, like these examples
Also, consider adding the public domain release template to your user page as documented on the microformats.org Voluntary Public Domain Declarations page, to release your contributions to microformats.org into the public domain as many of us already have.
You may also find the following useful:
What are microformats? What can you do with them?
The about page, latest news, plus recent press, presentations, books, podcasts, and screencasts are also good places for some background information. Our cheatsheets are handy if you need a quick reminder about a particular microformat. We even have a spell-check dictionary of microformat-related terms.
Frequently asked questions about this wiki and microformats in general are answered in the FAQ, and there is a glossary.
Do you want to help take microformats to the next level? You can:
- check out our open to do list for things to help get done
- join the mailing lists and IRC Channel to learn and help answer questions about microformats
- advocate the use of microformats
- help to translate this microformats wiki into other languages to make microformats globally accessible.
Want to learn more in person? Check out microformats events.
Please read process before proposing any new microformats.
Finally, please note that, on this wiki, you can sign your name with three tildes (~~~) or sign and date with four (~~~~).