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           o Syntax: todo:<to do info>
           o Syntax: todo:<to do info>
           o Tools: todo filter pipe
           o Tools: todo filter pipe
    * note:
          o Used to write a simple note.
          o Example: note:printer ink catridge numbers HP336 / HP342
          o Syntax: note:<note subject>
     * event:
     * event:
           o Used to define an event (better combined with L:).
           o Used to define an event (better combined with L:).

Revision as of 12:43, 20 September 2007

The official twitter lingo twitter-syntax

Twitter (or Jaiku) nanoformats proposal

(old name was twitter nanoformats)

  • Nanoformats try to extend twitter capabilities to give more utility to the tool.
  • Nanoformats try to give more semantic information to the twitter post for better filtering.
  • Nanoformats try to use commonly used (or semi-standard) parameters like microformats
  • Nanoformats are better if more people use it, spread the word.
  • Nanoformats are even better if you combine.
  • Nanoformats are extensible, customizable, mashable...

Start Wiki of the project

Some apps supporting some kind of nanoformat

  • Twitter: @username for replies
  • Tagzania: L: to share with you twitter friends the place where you are.
  • Twittermap: L: to show your location (not standarized way)
  • Txioka event, time, L, adr ... and conversion from nanoformats->microformats (hCalendar)

Use examples

  • New! translate your twitter feed into different languages using lang: nanoformat. Personalize it cloning this yahoo pipe (JP->EN yahoo pipe)

Syntax

1nanoformats (syntaxparam)

   * @username
         o Used to mention a user.
         o Example: @mike I agree with you
         o Syntax: @<twitter username>
         o Tools: @yourusername filter pipe
   * #group
         o Used to mention a group (more than one user).
         o Example: #rockclub kauta concert tonight
         o Syntax: #<twitter group>
         o Tools: #group filter pipe

2nanoformats (syntax:param)

   * lang:
         o Used to define the language of the post.
         o Example: this is a post in English lang:en
         o Syntax: lang:<iso639-1 code>
               + info: code list iso639-1
         o Tools: lang filter pipe
   * tag:
         o Used for tag post.
         o Example: My cat is stupid tag:cat tag:stupid
         o Syntax: tag:<tag>
         o Tools: tag filter pipe
   * L:
         o Used to define a location
         o Example: Good place to visit L: Place Georges Pompidou, Paris, France
         o Example2: Good place to visit L: Place Georges Pompidou, Paris, 75004
         o Example3: Good place to visit L:48.860500,2.352260
         o Text Syntax: L:<Addres, city or town, region> or L:<Address, city or town, postal code>
               + info: Google maps
         o Geo Syntax: L:<lat,long>
               + info: (Section 3.4.2 of RFC2426)
         o Tools: location filter pipe
   * todo:
         o Used to define something to do (or for someone combined with @username).
         o Example: todo:go to buy chocolate
         o Syntax: todo:<to do info>
         o Tools: todo filter pipe
   * note:
         o Used to write a simple note.
         o Example: note:printer ink catridge numbers HP336 / HP342
         o Syntax: note:<note subject>
   * event:
         o Used to define an event (better combined with L:).
         o Example: event:Conference or event:http://www.web2summit.com/pub/w/40/coverage.html/
         o Syntax: event:<event name> or event:<http://eventurl... >
         o Tools: event filter pipe
   * enclosure: [play:(deprecated)]
         o Used to mark a link to playable media.
         o Example: enclosure: http://media.mfdz.com/track/7.mp3
         o Syntax: enclosure:<http://mediaurl... >
   * time:
         o Used to define a time (usually with event).
         o Example: time:2006-06-30 21:00:00
         o Syntax: to define (can change)

3nanoformats (syntax:param:param)

   * rate:
         o Used for rate something between 1-5.
         o Example: rate:1:Epic movie or rate:5:http://www.twitter.com/
         o Syntax: rate:<1-5>:<rated subject>
         o Tools: rate filter pipe
   * vote:
         o Used for vote (for, against, abstain).
         o Example: vote:against:Irak war or vote:for:Peace
         o Syntax: vote:<for,against,abstain>:<voted subject>
         o Tools: vote filter pipe
   * deal:
         o Used for transaction info (sell, rent, trade, wanted, offer, announce).
         o Example: deal:sell:acer:n50 pda or deal:wanted:http://www.nabaztag.com
         o Syntax: deal:<sell,rent,trade,wanted,offer,announce>:<transaction subject>

Using more than one nanoformat in the same post

If you want to use more than one nanoformat in the same twit. You have to use at the end of the twit.

  • Example: great party event:beach party L:Ondarreta beach, Donostia time:2007-06-23 22:00.
  • Generic example: <message> <nanoformats one each other>
  • Exception: @username. You have to use at the start of the twit.
  • Example: @teketen I disagree with you!
  • Generic example: @username <message> <nanoformats one each other>


Don't use more than one nanoformat of the same type in the same twit

Is not a good idea use the same type nanoformat in the same twit. Twits can be a good unit to convert the information given in a twit into other formats for that reason only the things that have meaning together are interesting. If you want to explain more than one thing you should use an other twit to do that.

  • Wrong example: we go there tonight event:party event:home party
  • Example: great party event:beach party L:Ondarreta beach, Donostia
  • Exception: tag: nanoformat. You can use more than one in the same twit.
  • Example: Summer night in Andoain http://tinyurl.com/2l6j8z L:Andoain, Gipuzkoa tag:summer tag:night
  • Generic Example: <message> <other nanoformats one each other> <tag:>*

TekeTen 08:54, 23 Jul 2007 (PDT)