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exploratory-discussions

2008-02-07T14:33:38Z

DarrenBounds: /* other active */

<h1>Exploratory Discussions</h1>
{{TOC-right}}
Per the microformats [[process]]: research and analysis of real-world [[examples]], existing formats, and brainstorming to motivate the microformat. Please check [[rejected-formats]] before making additions.


==Active==

The following exploratory discussions are being actively pursued (generally, edited in the last month, or with an active community member (named in parentheses) having expressed an interest in pursuing them)

=== media related ===
Media related efforts are very active in the microformats community and thus have been grouped here for convenience
* [[audio-info]] ([[audio-info-examples|examples]], [[audio-info-formats|formats]], [[audio-info-brainstorming|brainstorming]], [[audio-info-proposal|proposal]], [[audio-info-issues|issues]], [[haudio|specification]]) - Marking up information and metadata related to audio (speech, music, and sound in general). ([[User:ManuSporny | Manu Sporny]])
** music [[music-examples|music examples]]
* audio-album (see [[audio-info]] pages for examples, formats, brainstorming. [[audio-album-proposal]], [[audio-album-issues]]) - Marking up information and metadata related to audio albums/collections. ([[User:ManuSporny | Manu Sporny]])
* broadcast: Internet Radio & TV: [[broadcast-examples]], [[broadcast-brainstorming]] ([[User:Chris Newell|Chris Newell]])
* [[media-info]] ([[media-info-examples|media-info examples]], [[media-info-formats|media-info formats]], [[media-info-brainstorming|media-info brainstorming]])
* photo note [[photo-note-examples|photo note examples]]
* show [[show-examples]], [[show-formats]], [[show-brainstorming|show brainstorming]] (see also [[media-info]])
* showroll [[showroll-examples]], [[showroll-formats]], [[showroll-brainstorming]]
* video-info ([[video-info-examples|examples]], [[video-info-formats|formats]], [[video-info-brainstorming|brainstorming]], [[video-info-proposal|proposal]], [[video-info-issues|issues]]) - Marking up information and metadata related to video (video clips, movies, television, and video multimedia presentation in general). ([[User:ManuSporny | Manu Sporny]])

=== other active ===
* alternates [[alternates-brainstorming|alternates brainstorming]], [[alternates-examples|alternates examples]] ([[User:JeffMcNeill|Jeff McNeill]])
* [[currency]]; [[currency-examples]]; [[currency-formats]]; [[currency-brainstorming]]; [[currency-proposal]]; [[currency-issues]] ([[User:AndyMabbett|Andy Mabbett]])
* group [[group-examples|group examples]], [[group-formats]], [[group-brainstorming|group brainstorming]]
* items [[items-examples|items examples]], [[items-formats]], [[items-brainstorming|items brainstorming]]
* job listing [[job-listing-examples|job listing examples]], [[job-listing-formats]], [[job-listing-brainstorming|job listing brainstorming]] ([[User:DarrenBounds|Darren Bounds]])
* measures and measurement units [[measure]], [[measure-examples]], [[measure-formats]] [[User:AndyMabbett|Andy Mabbett]]
* receipt ([[receipt-examples|examples]], [[receipt-formats|formats]], [[receipt-brainstorming|brainstorming]], [[receipt-proposal|proposal]]) - Marking up information and metadata related to purchase receipts. (Leif Arne Storset)
* recipe [[recipe-examples|recipe examples]], [[recipe-formats]], [[recipe-brainstorming]] ([[User:Phae | Frances Berriman]])
* [[species]] - for the marking up of the scientific names of living things: [[species-examples]], [[species-formats]], [[species-brainstorming]] ([[User:AndyMabbett|Andy Mabbett]]) 
* syllabus [[syllabus-examples]], [[syllabus-formats]], [[syllabus-brainstorming]] {{NewMarker}}
* [[uid]] - see also [[representative-hcard]]
* bank account [[bankaccount-brainstorming]], [[bankaccount-examples]]

=== solo pursuits ===
The following active exploratory discussions are primarily pursued by a single individual and thus have not generated widespread interest in the community yet.

* geo extensions ([[User:AndyMabbett|Andy Mabbett]])
** [[geo-elevation-examples]], [[geo-elevation-formats]] - extend geo for representing altitude
** [[geo-waypoint-examples]], [[geo-waypoint-formats]] - extend geo for representing routes and boundaries, using waypoints
** [[geo-extension-examples]], [[geo-extension-formats]], [[geo-extension-brainstorming]], [[geo-extension-strawman]] - extend geo for moons, other planets, etc.
* learning ([[learning-examples|examples]], [[learning-formats|formats]], [[learning-brainstorming|brainstorming]], [[learning-proposal|proposal]], [[learning-issues|issues]]) - a microformat for microlearning ([[User:KirkMcMurray|Kirk McMurray]])
* [[off|OFF]]
* [[xmdp-brainstorming|XMDP brainstorming]] (see also [[xmdp-faq]])

==Current==
The following exploratory discussions are less actively pursued, but may still be developed.

* citation [[citation|citation effort]], [[citation-examples|citation examples]], [[citation-formats|citation formats]], [[citation-brainstorming|citation brainstorming]], and [[citation-faq|citation FAQ]] ([[User:AndyMabbett|Andy Mabbett]])
* figures [[figure-examples|figure examples]], [[figure-formats]], [[figure-brainstorming|figure brainstorming]]
* genealogy [[genealogy-examples]], [[genealogy-formats|genealogy formats]] ([[User:Bob_Jonkman|Bob Jonkman]])
* listing / hListing [[hlisting-proposal|hListing proposal]], and [[hlisting-feedback|hListing feedback]]
** based on listing [[listing-examples|examples]], [[listing-formats|formats]], and [[listing-brainstorming|brainstorming]]
* [[mfo-examples|MFO examples]]
* task [[htask|task effort]], [[task-examples| task examples]], [[task-formats|task formats]], [[task-brainstorming|task brainstorming]], and [[task-faq|task FAQ]]

==Moribund==
The following exploratory discussions are believed moribund, or superseded; or are simply not being maintained due to the absence of the interested party or shortage of volunteer effort. Work may well resume in the future. Please feel free to move them to one of the above sections if you are interested in developing them, and append your name in parentheses, or move them to "Abandoned" or "Archived", if that is more appropriate.

*[[attention]]
* blog description [[blog-description-examples|blog description examples]]
* blog info [[blog-info-examples|blog info examples]]
* book [[book-examples|book examples]], [[book-formats|book formats]], and [[book-brainstorming|book brainstorming]]
* chat [[chat-examples|chat examples]], [[chat-formats|chat formats]], and [[chat-brainstorming|chat brainstorming]]
* code [[code-examples|code examples]], [[code-formats]], [[code-brainstorming|code brainstorming]]
* comment [[comment-problem|comment problem]], [[comment-examples|comment examples]], and [[comments-formats|comment formats]] (Some stuff needs to be extracted from [[comments-formats]], [[hcomment]] and [[mfcomment]])
* [[collection-description|collection description]] - for describing collections in libraries
* [[course-catalog]]; [[course-catalog-examples]]
* [[definition-examples]]
* [[depend-examples]]: examples of dependency graphs, especially as they relate to software
* [[digital-signatures]]: incorporation of digital signatures in Microformatted data; ([[digitalsignature-examples|digital-signature examples]], [[digitalsignature-formats]], [[digitalsignature-brainstorming|digital-signatures brainstorming]])
* directions [[directions-examples|directions examples]]
* distributed conversation [[distributed-conversation|distributed conversation overview]], [[distributed-conversation-examples|distributed conversation examples]], [[distributed-conversation-formats|distributed conversation formats]], [[distributed-conversation-brainstorming|distributed conversation brainstorming]]
* [[downloads]] [[downloads-examples|downloads examples]], [[downloads-formats|downloads formats]], [[downloads-brainstorming|downloads brainstorming]]
* [[error-message]] [[error-message-examples|error message examples]], [[error-message-formats]], [[error-message-brainstorming|error message brainstorming]]
* file-format ([[file-format-examples|examples]], formats, brainstorming) - for the mark-up of file format information (size, type, codecs, bitrate, etc.) - should this be merged with [[downloads]] ?
* forms [[forms-examples|forms examples]]
* grouping ([[grouping-examples|examples]], [[grouping-formats|formats]], [[grouping-brainstorming|brainstorming]], [[grouping-proposal|proposal]]) - Metadata markup of items that should be grouped together.
* hash [[hash-examples|hash examples]] (see also [[downloads]])
* [[journal-brainstorming]]
* last modified [[last-modified-examples|last modified examples]], [[last-modified-formats|last modified formats]], and [[last-modified-brainstorming|last modified brainstorming]]
* meeting minutes [[meeting-minutes-examples|meeting minutes examples]], [[meeting-minutes-formats|meeting minutes formats]], and [[meeting-minutes-brainstorming|meeting minutes brainstorming]]
* metalink [[metalink-examples|metalink examples]]
* news [[news-examples|news examples]]
* [[operating-hours]]: [[operating-hours-examples]] ..of stores, restaurants, etc.
* [[page-summary]] [[page-summary-examples]], [[page-summary-formats]]
* [[payment]]
* [[product]] - [[product-examples]], [[product-formats]], [[product-brainstorming]].
* [[question-answer]], [[question-answer-examples]], [[question-answer-formats]], [[question-answer-brainstorming]]
* [[realestate-propertydetail]], [[realestate-propertydetail-examples]], [[realestate-propertydetail-formats]], [[realestate-propertydetail brainstorming]]
* requirements testing [[requirements-testing|requirements testing overview]], and [[requirements-testing-examples|requirements testing examples]]
* [[rest-examples|REST examples]] (see also [[rest]])
* search results [[search-results-example|search results example]]
* table [[table-examples|examples]]
* tagspeak [[tagspeak-examples|tagspeak examples]]
* tagcloud [[tagcloud-examples|tagcloud examples]], [[tagcloud-formats]], and [[tagcloud-brainstorming|tagcloud brainstorming]].
* [[to-do-examples]]
* transit table [[transit-table-examples|transit table examples]]
* [[widget]], [[widget-examples|widget examples]], [[widget-formats]], [[widget-brainstorming|widget brainstorming]]
* [[wiki-formats|wiki formats]]
* [[wishlist]], [[wishlist-examples]]
* work of art [[work-of-art|work of art overview]], [[workofart-examples|work of art examples]], [[workofart-formats|work of art formats]], and [[workofart-brainstorming|work of art brainstorming]]
* [[xpn-examples]] - proposal to extend (or replicate) XFN for business (or professional - hence X'''P'''N) relationships

==Abandoned==
The following exploratory discussions are confirmed as abandoned:
*...

==Archive==

The following exploratory discussions resulted in a microformat, or have been superseded by later developments, but are kept here for historical interest:

* blog post [[blog-post-examples|examples]], [[blog-post-formats|blog post formats]], and [[blog-post-brainstorming|blog post brainstorming]] (yielded the [[hatom|hAtom]] draft)
* directory inclusion [[directory-inclusion-examples|directory inclusion examples]], [[directory-inclusion-formats|directory inclusion formats]]. (yielded the [[rel-directory]] microformat)
* location [[location-examples]], [[location-formats|location formats]]. (see also [[adr]], [[geo]], [[hcard|hCard]])
* resume [[resume-examples]], [[resume-formats|resume formats]], [[resume-brainstorming|resume brainstorming]] yielded the [[hresume|hResume]] draft.
* review [[review-examples|review examples]], and [[review-formats|review formats]] yielded the [[hreview|hReview]] draft

exploratory-discussions

2008-02-07T14:32:31Z

DarrenBounds: /* Moribund */

<h1>Exploratory Discussions</h1>
{{TOC-right}}
Per the microformats [[process]]: research and analysis of real-world [[examples]], existing formats, and brainstorming to motivate the microformat. Please check [[rejected-formats]] before making additions.


==Active==

The following exploratory discussions are being actively pursued (generally, edited in the last month, or with an active community member (named in parentheses) having expressed an interest in pursuing them)

=== media related ===
Media related efforts are very active in the microformats community and thus have been grouped here for convenience
* [[audio-info]] ([[audio-info-examples|examples]], [[audio-info-formats|formats]], [[audio-info-brainstorming|brainstorming]], [[audio-info-proposal|proposal]], [[audio-info-issues|issues]], [[haudio|specification]]) - Marking up information and metadata related to audio (speech, music, and sound in general). ([[User:ManuSporny | Manu Sporny]])
** music [[music-examples|music examples]]
* audio-album (see [[audio-info]] pages for examples, formats, brainstorming. [[audio-album-proposal]], [[audio-album-issues]]) - Marking up information and metadata related to audio albums/collections. ([[User:ManuSporny | Manu Sporny]])
* broadcast: Internet Radio & TV: [[broadcast-examples]], [[broadcast-brainstorming]] ([[User:Chris Newell|Chris Newell]])
* [[media-info]] ([[media-info-examples|media-info examples]], [[media-info-formats|media-info formats]], [[media-info-brainstorming|media-info brainstorming]])
* photo note [[photo-note-examples|photo note examples]]
* show [[show-examples]], [[show-formats]], [[show-brainstorming|show brainstorming]] (see also [[media-info]])
* showroll [[showroll-examples]], [[showroll-formats]], [[showroll-brainstorming]]
* video-info ([[video-info-examples|examples]], [[video-info-formats|formats]], [[video-info-brainstorming|brainstorming]], [[video-info-proposal|proposal]], [[video-info-issues|issues]]) - Marking up information and metadata related to video (video clips, movies, television, and video multimedia presentation in general). ([[User:ManuSporny | Manu Sporny]])

=== other active ===
* alternates [[alternates-brainstorming|alternates brainstorming]], [[alternates-examples|alternates examples]] ([[User:JeffMcNeill|Jeff McNeill]])
* [[currency]]; [[currency-examples]]; [[currency-formats]]; [[currency-brainstorming]]; [[currency-proposal]]; [[currency-issues]] ([[User:AndyMabbett|Andy Mabbett]])
* group [[group-examples|group examples]], [[group-formats]], [[group-brainstorming|group brainstorming]]
* items [[items-examples|items examples]], [[items-formats]], [[items-brainstorming|items brainstorming]]
* measures and measurement units [[measure]], [[measure-examples]], [[measure-formats]] [[User:AndyMabbett|Andy Mabbett]]
* receipt ([[receipt-examples|examples]], [[receipt-formats|formats]], [[receipt-brainstorming|brainstorming]], [[receipt-proposal|proposal]]) - Marking up information and metadata related to purchase receipts. (Leif Arne Storset)
* recipe [[recipe-examples|recipe examples]], [[recipe-formats]], [[recipe-brainstorming]] ([[User:Phae | Frances Berriman]])
* [[species]] - for the marking up of the scientific names of living things: [[species-examples]], [[species-formats]], [[species-brainstorming]] ([[User:AndyMabbett|Andy Mabbett]]) 
* syllabus [[syllabus-examples]], [[syllabus-formats]], [[syllabus-brainstorming]] {{NewMarker}}
* [[uid]] - see also [[representative-hcard]]
* bank account [[bankaccount-brainstorming]], [[bankaccount-examples]]

=== solo pursuits ===
The following active exploratory discussions are primarily pursued by a single individual and thus have not generated widespread interest in the community yet.

* geo extensions ([[User:AndyMabbett|Andy Mabbett]])
** [[geo-elevation-examples]], [[geo-elevation-formats]] - extend geo for representing altitude
** [[geo-waypoint-examples]], [[geo-waypoint-formats]] - extend geo for representing routes and boundaries, using waypoints
** [[geo-extension-examples]], [[geo-extension-formats]], [[geo-extension-brainstorming]], [[geo-extension-strawman]] - extend geo for moons, other planets, etc.
* learning ([[learning-examples|examples]], [[learning-formats|formats]], [[learning-brainstorming|brainstorming]], [[learning-proposal|proposal]], [[learning-issues|issues]]) - a microformat for microlearning ([[User:KirkMcMurray|Kirk McMurray]])
* [[off|OFF]]
* [[xmdp-brainstorming|XMDP brainstorming]] (see also [[xmdp-faq]])

==Current==
The following exploratory discussions are less actively pursued, but may still be developed.

* citation [[citation|citation effort]], [[citation-examples|citation examples]], [[citation-formats|citation formats]], [[citation-brainstorming|citation brainstorming]], and [[citation-faq|citation FAQ]] ([[User:AndyMabbett|Andy Mabbett]])
* figures [[figure-examples|figure examples]], [[figure-formats]], [[figure-brainstorming|figure brainstorming]]
* genealogy [[genealogy-examples]], [[genealogy-formats|genealogy formats]] ([[User:Bob_Jonkman|Bob Jonkman]])
* listing / hListing [[hlisting-proposal|hListing proposal]], and [[hlisting-feedback|hListing feedback]]
** based on listing [[listing-examples|examples]], [[listing-formats|formats]], and [[listing-brainstorming|brainstorming]]
* [[mfo-examples|MFO examples]]
* task [[htask|task effort]], [[task-examples| task examples]], [[task-formats|task formats]], [[task-brainstorming|task brainstorming]], and [[task-faq|task FAQ]]

==Moribund==
The following exploratory discussions are believed moribund, or superseded; or are simply not being maintained due to the absence of the interested party or shortage of volunteer effort. Work may well resume in the future. Please feel free to move them to one of the above sections if you are interested in developing them, and append your name in parentheses, or move them to "Abandoned" or "Archived", if that is more appropriate.

*[[attention]]
* blog description [[blog-description-examples|blog description examples]]
* blog info [[blog-info-examples|blog info examples]]
* book [[book-examples|book examples]], [[book-formats|book formats]], and [[book-brainstorming|book brainstorming]]
* chat [[chat-examples|chat examples]], [[chat-formats|chat formats]], and [[chat-brainstorming|chat brainstorming]]
* code [[code-examples|code examples]], [[code-formats]], [[code-brainstorming|code brainstorming]]
* comment [[comment-problem|comment problem]], [[comment-examples|comment examples]], and [[comments-formats|comment formats]] (Some stuff needs to be extracted from [[comments-formats]], [[hcomment]] and [[mfcomment]])
* [[collection-description|collection description]] - for describing collections in libraries
* [[course-catalog]]; [[course-catalog-examples]]
* [[definition-examples]]
* [[depend-examples]]: examples of dependency graphs, especially as they relate to software
* [[digital-signatures]]: incorporation of digital signatures in Microformatted data; ([[digitalsignature-examples|digital-signature examples]], [[digitalsignature-formats]], [[digitalsignature-brainstorming|digital-signatures brainstorming]])
* directions [[directions-examples|directions examples]]
* distributed conversation [[distributed-conversation|distributed conversation overview]], [[distributed-conversation-examples|distributed conversation examples]], [[distributed-conversation-formats|distributed conversation formats]], [[distributed-conversation-brainstorming|distributed conversation brainstorming]]
* [[downloads]] [[downloads-examples|downloads examples]], [[downloads-formats|downloads formats]], [[downloads-brainstorming|downloads brainstorming]]
* [[error-message]] [[error-message-examples|error message examples]], [[error-message-formats]], [[error-message-brainstorming|error message brainstorming]]
* file-format ([[file-format-examples|examples]], formats, brainstorming) - for the mark-up of file format information (size, type, codecs, bitrate, etc.) - should this be merged with [[downloads]] ?
* forms [[forms-examples|forms examples]]
* grouping ([[grouping-examples|examples]], [[grouping-formats|formats]], [[grouping-brainstorming|brainstorming]], [[grouping-proposal|proposal]]) - Metadata markup of items that should be grouped together.
* hash [[hash-examples|hash examples]] (see also [[downloads]])
* [[journal-brainstorming]]
* last modified [[last-modified-examples|last modified examples]], [[last-modified-formats|last modified formats]], and [[last-modified-brainstorming|last modified brainstorming]]
* meeting minutes [[meeting-minutes-examples|meeting minutes examples]], [[meeting-minutes-formats|meeting minutes formats]], and [[meeting-minutes-brainstorming|meeting minutes brainstorming]]
* metalink [[metalink-examples|metalink examples]]
* news [[news-examples|news examples]]
* [[operating-hours]]: [[operating-hours-examples]] ..of stores, restaurants, etc.
* [[page-summary]] [[page-summary-examples]], [[page-summary-formats]]
* [[payment]]
* [[product]] - [[product-examples]], [[product-formats]], [[product-brainstorming]].
* [[question-answer]], [[question-answer-examples]], [[question-answer-formats]], [[question-answer-brainstorming]]
* [[realestate-propertydetail]], [[realestate-propertydetail-examples]], [[realestate-propertydetail-formats]], [[realestate-propertydetail brainstorming]]
* requirements testing [[requirements-testing|requirements testing overview]], and [[requirements-testing-examples|requirements testing examples]]
* [[rest-examples|REST examples]] (see also [[rest]])
* search results [[search-results-example|search results example]]
* table [[table-examples|examples]]
* tagspeak [[tagspeak-examples|tagspeak examples]]
* tagcloud [[tagcloud-examples|tagcloud examples]], [[tagcloud-formats]], and [[tagcloud-brainstorming|tagcloud brainstorming]].
* [[to-do-examples]]
* transit table [[transit-table-examples|transit table examples]]
* [[widget]], [[widget-examples|widget examples]], [[widget-formats]], [[widget-brainstorming|widget brainstorming]]
* [[wiki-formats|wiki formats]]
* [[wishlist]], [[wishlist-examples]]
* work of art [[work-of-art|work of art overview]], [[workofart-examples|work of art examples]], [[workofart-formats|work of art formats]], and [[workofart-brainstorming|work of art brainstorming]]
* [[xpn-examples]] - proposal to extend (or replicate) XFN for business (or professional - hence X'''P'''N) relationships

==Abandoned==
The following exploratory discussions are confirmed as abandoned:
*...

==Archive==

The following exploratory discussions resulted in a microformat, or have been superseded by later developments, but are kept here for historical interest:

* blog post [[blog-post-examples|examples]], [[blog-post-formats|blog post formats]], and [[blog-post-brainstorming|blog post brainstorming]] (yielded the [[hatom|hAtom]] draft)
* directory inclusion [[directory-inclusion-examples|directory inclusion examples]], [[directory-inclusion-formats|directory inclusion formats]]. (yielded the [[rel-directory]] microformat)
* location [[location-examples]], [[location-formats|location formats]]. (see also [[adr]], [[geo]], [[hcard|hCard]])
* resume [[resume-examples]], [[resume-formats|resume formats]], [[resume-brainstorming|resume brainstorming]] yielded the [[hresume|hResume]] draft.
* review [[review-examples|review examples]], and [[review-formats|review formats]] yielded the [[hreview|hReview]] draft

User:DarrenBounds

2008-02-06T16:52:40Z

DarrenBounds:

Darren Bounds -

[http://www.vurv.com/ Vurv] is a leading provider of on demand talent management software. Our talent management offerings are delivered through a standard web browser utilizing "software-as-a-service"

User:DarrenBounds

2008-02-06T16:51:27Z

DarrenBounds:

Darren Bounds
[http://www.vurv.com Vurv]

job-listing-brainstorming

2008-02-06T16:50:14Z

DarrenBounds: /* Job Listing Brainstorming */

= Job Listing Brainstorming =

Ideas for a possible [[job-listing]] microformat.

== Fields from examples ==

(see the [[job-listing-examples]])

{| class="sortable"
! property || xhtml-element || description || major/minor (+/-) priority
|-
| title || h# || title of the job, e.g. 'Project-Manager for Customer-Service-Project' || +
|-
| description || class || job-description || +
|-
| company || [[hcard]] || || +
|-
| company size || class || || +
|-
| company logo || class || || -
|-
| multimedia || class || || -
|-
| location || [[adr]] || || +
|-
| start & end date || dtstart & dtend || :or should we use dstart for the date the ad is posted,<br /> and dtend for the closing date for aplications? || +
|-
| type (employee|contract) || class || || +
|-
| classification (full time|part time|temporary|<br />temp to hire|seasonal|internship) || class || || +
|-
| hours/week || class || || +
|-
| salary base || class (see [[currency]]) || || +
|-
| salary max || class (see [[currency]]) || || +
|-
| wage/hour || class (see [[currency]]) || || +
|-
| education || class || ||
|-
| certification || class || ||
|-
| years || class || ||
|-
| required || class || ||
|-
| skill || class || management can fall under skill ||
|-
| years || class || ||
|-
| required || class || ||
|-
| benefit || class || ||
|-
| holiday allowance || || expressed in days or weeks? ||
|-
| contact || [[hcard]]
|-
| time posted || date-time || (is this dtstart? See above) ||
|-
| relocation covered || class || ||
|-
| job function || class || (if absent, fall back to title?) ||
|-
| travel required || class || ||
|-
| industry || || tag on company?
|-
| language of job-listing || class || ||
|-
| job-language || class || mainlanguage spoken with colleagues ||
|-
| applicationmaterial || class || e.g. cv, worksamples, licenses, greencard ||
|-
| organisationalid || class || number or phrase - large enterprises have an unique id for a specific job offer ||
|-
| applicationurl || class || Some companies require applicants to fill out application forms online ||
|-
|}

==Andy Mabbett==
"job-listing" is clunky, would "vacancy" be a better name?
*I second the change of name to "Vacancy". - [[User: NTollervey|ntoll]]
**I disagree, "vacancy" has no context. It could refer to anything - eg "hotel vacancy". - Quint
***In which case, "job-vacancy" or just "job"? [[User:AndyMabbett|Andy Mabbett]]

==Christian Pfetzing==

What about "job-offer"? Reason: People with low english-skills often know "offer" but not "vacancy".
On the other hand:
Why not easily "job"?
With an attribute you can specify if it is a "job-offer" or a "job-application". So human beeings/job-platforms can easily compare "offers" and "applications". Manually (humans) or automatic (machines) -- [[User:Christian|Christian]] 05:48, 28 Apr 2007 (PDT)

==Darren Bounds==

Keep in mind the internationally recognized term in the ATS industry is "requisition". This is also defined in the HRXML specification.

While I believe other non-standard options should be considered, it does not appear as though the hResume specification gave any consideration to HRXML, which does have a large adoption for backend transations regarding HR data (including resumes and requisitions).

==See also==
*[http://www.twict.gov.uk/jobs.asp Joined Up Jobs] (job syndication initiative in UK local government)
*[[currency]] - proposed microformat for marking-up amounts of money (for salary, wage, payment, earnings)

requisition-examples

2008-02-06T15:51:23Z

DarrenBounds: /* Current Human Behavior on the Web */

requisition-examples

2008-02-06T15:44:39Z

DarrenBounds: /* The Problem */

= Requisition Examples =

The following are real-world examples and brainstorming for marking up '''[[requsition]]'''.

==The Problem==

How to consistently describe the content of a job requisition in a manner that is compatible internation standards.

== Current Human Behavior on the Web ==

Specifically:

=== Current ===
* This is what people are doing '''now''' on the Web.
* This is not:
** what people did 50 years ago
** what you expect people to do in the future

=== Human ===

Explicit user entered and published information. While automatically published information such as logs from an eletronic thermometer can be interesting, they are not human produced (unless said thermometer is stuck in a human, and that's only indirect/implicit/uncontrolled) and thus do not reflect what humans themselves explicitly do.

=== Behavior ===
* What people actually '''do'''. Think empirical evidence, much as in the same way that the scientific method requires gathering of empirical data.
* not:
** what they ''might'' do
** ''should have'' done
** ''would'' do
** Intention/Desire/Want. A common mistake done by folks researching background for formats is to explicitly *ask* folks what they *want* or *prefer*, as opposed to *studying* what they *do*. It is well known among behavioral researchers/surveyors that *asking* people what they *want*, or even *asking* people what they *do*, will give you very different (and worse / less accurate) answers than actually *studying* what they *do* in the real world.
** Formats. Formats are prescriptions for behavior, not behavior itself. For documenting formats, create a *-formats page.

=== Web ===
* The examples MUST focus on examples actually published on the Web, at a publicly available URL, which should be documented along with the example itself on the wiki page.
* Non-web examples are ok *only* for secondary/tertiary consideration, and by no means outweight (no matter what their quantity etc.) the Web examples.
** private files
** paper
** etc.

== Recommended sections ==

Top level (=):
* Introductory sentence
Second level (==):
* The Problem)
** ''What is the purpose of this exploration?''
* Participants
** ''Bulleted list of who is active (or cares)''
* Real-World Examples
** ''Links to public web pages, either popular or insightful''
* Existing Practices
** ''Summary of common patterns discovered''
** ''Other attempts to solve The Problem''
* See Also / Next Steps
** ''Link to related pages as they become available''
*** *-formats
*** *-brainstorming

=== Real World Examples section ===

* '''Flat list at a minimum.''' The real world examples section should be at a minimum a flat list of examples. See further down for what a good example has.
* '''Grouping into categories can help.''' A giant flat list of examples can sometimes be difficult to navigate and analyze as a whole. Consider grouping related examples into a flat list of categories. If you're not sure how to categorize the examples, or if there are multiple axes across which you could categorize the examples, ask on the [http://microformats.org/discuss mailing list and/or irc channel]

== Good Examples of Examples ==
The following pages are some of the best examples of instantiating this design pattern:
* [[review-examples]]
* [[media-info-examples]]
* [[blog-post-examples]]

== A Good Example Has ==

A good example has several things:
* URL to the actual example on the Web
* Link text of that hyperlink should be look like a citation of that example, e.g. who, what site
* Perhaps an illustrative snippet of code (markup) from the example
* Analysis of the implied schema represented by that snippet, with at a minimum a flat list of the "fields" present in the example snippet.

== When Adding Examples ==

When adding examples to an existing *-examples page, please try to add the examples into the existing organizational structure in the page. E.g. if the examples are grouped or categorized in a certain way, try to add new examples into those existing categories, instead of a new section.

If you have to add a new category or subsection, do so, but try to do so in harmony with existing categories. If it is not obvious how to do so, or if the categories don't seem to make sense, then it might be a good time to ask a question on the [http://microformats.org/discuss mailing list or irc channel].

requisition-examples

2008-02-06T15:42:14Z

DarrenBounds: /* Best Practices for Example Pages */

= Requisition Examples =

The following are real-world examples and brainstorming for marking up '''[[requsition]]'''.

==The Problem==

The problem: how to consistently describe the content of a job requisition in a manner that is compatible internation standards.

== Current Human Behavior on the Web ==

Specifically:

=== Current ===
* This is what people are doing '''now''' on the Web.
* This is not:
** what people did 50 years ago
** what you expect people to do in the future

=== Human ===

Explicit user entered and published information. While automatically published information such as logs from an eletronic thermometer can be interesting, they are not human produced (unless said thermometer is stuck in a human, and that's only indirect/implicit/uncontrolled) and thus do not reflect what humans themselves explicitly do.

=== Behavior ===
* What people actually '''do'''. Think empirical evidence, much as in the same way that the scientific method requires gathering of empirical data.
* not:
** what they ''might'' do
** ''should have'' done
** ''would'' do
** Intention/Desire/Want. A common mistake done by folks researching background for formats is to explicitly *ask* folks what they *want* or *prefer*, as opposed to *studying* what they *do*. It is well known among behavioral researchers/surveyors that *asking* people what they *want*, or even *asking* people what they *do*, will give you very different (and worse / less accurate) answers than actually *studying* what they *do* in the real world.
** Formats. Formats are prescriptions for behavior, not behavior itself. For documenting formats, create a *-formats page.

=== Web ===
* The examples MUST focus on examples actually published on the Web, at a publicly available URL, which should be documented along with the example itself on the wiki page.
* Non-web examples are ok *only* for secondary/tertiary consideration, and by no means outweight (no matter what their quantity etc.) the Web examples.
** private files
** paper
** etc.

== Recommended sections ==

Top level (=):
* Introductory sentence
Second level (==):
* The Problem)
** ''What is the purpose of this exploration?''
* Participants
** ''Bulleted list of who is active (or cares)''
* Real-World Examples
** ''Links to public web pages, either popular or insightful''
* Existing Practices
** ''Summary of common patterns discovered''
** ''Other attempts to solve The Problem''
* See Also / Next Steps
** ''Link to related pages as they become available''
*** *-formats
*** *-brainstorming

=== Real World Examples section ===

* '''Flat list at a minimum.''' The real world examples section should be at a minimum a flat list of examples. See further down for what a good example has.
* '''Grouping into categories can help.''' A giant flat list of examples can sometimes be difficult to navigate and analyze as a whole. Consider grouping related examples into a flat list of categories. If you're not sure how to categorize the examples, or if there are multiple axes across which you could categorize the examples, ask on the [http://microformats.org/discuss mailing list and/or irc channel]

== Good Examples of Examples ==
The following pages are some of the best examples of instantiating this design pattern:
* [[review-examples]]
* [[media-info-examples]]
* [[blog-post-examples]]

== A Good Example Has ==

A good example has several things:
* URL to the actual example on the Web
* Link text of that hyperlink should be look like a citation of that example, e.g. who, what site
* Perhaps an illustrative snippet of code (markup) from the example
* Analysis of the implied schema represented by that snippet, with at a minimum a flat list of the "fields" present in the example snippet.

== When Adding Examples ==

When adding examples to an existing *-examples page, please try to add the examples into the existing organizational structure in the page. E.g. if the examples are grouped or categorized in a certain way, try to add new examples into those existing categories, instead of a new section.

If you have to add a new category or subsection, do so, but try to do so in harmony with existing categories. If it is not obvious how to do so, or if the categories don't seem to make sense, then it might be a good time to ask a question on the [http://microformats.org/discuss mailing list or irc channel].

requisition

2008-02-06T15:37:52Z

DarrenBounds: /* Introduction */

= requisition microformat efforts =

==Introduction==

The mass adoption of the Internet as communications medium has led to many important advances in information accessibility and exchange.

One particular niche which undergone a significant evolution is the recruitment space. Today, companies around the world expose their career opportunities via web in hope of attracting and filling the positions with top talent.

I propose the development of a Microformat for describing job requisitions on the Internet which would be complementary to hResume specification (http://microformats.org/wiki/hresume). This could be a influenced by an existing standard (e.g. HRXML) or built from the ground up.

==Contributors==
* [http://www.vurv.com/eng/whoweare/aboutus/leadership/darrenbounds/darrenbounds.cfm Darren Bounds] (original proponent)

==Related pages==

* [http://microformats.org/wiki/requisition-examples requisition-examples]

requisition

2008-02-06T15:37:01Z

DarrenBounds: /* Introduction */

= requisition microformat efforts =

==Introduction==

The mass adoption of the Internet as communications medium has led to many important advances information accessibility and exchange.

One particular niche which undergone a significant evolution is the recruitment space. Today, companies around the world expose their career opportunities via web in hope of attracting and filling the positions with top talent.

I propose the development of a Microformat for describing job requisitions on the Internet which would be complementary to hResume specification (http://microformats.org/wiki/hresume). This could be a influenced by an existing standard (e.g. HRXML) or built from the ground up.

==Contributors==
* [http://www.vurv.com/eng/whoweare/aboutus/leadership/darrenbounds/darrenbounds.cfm Darren Bounds] (original proponent)

==Related pages==

* [http://microformats.org/wiki/requisition-examples requisition-examples]

requisition

2008-02-06T14:57:52Z

DarrenBounds: /* Introduction */

= requisition microformat efforts =

==Introduction==

The mass adoption of the Internet as communications medium has led to many important advances our ability to access and exchange information.

One particular niche which undergone a significant evolution is the recruitment space. Today, companies around the world expose their career opportunities via web in hope of attracting and filling the positions with top talent.

I propose the development of a Microformat for describing job requisitions on the Internet which would be complementary to hResume specification (http://microformats.org/wiki/hresume). This could be a influenced by an existing standard (e.g. HRXML) or built from the ground up.

==Contributors==
* [http://www.vurv.com/eng/whoweare/aboutus/leadership/darrenbounds/darrenbounds.cfm Darren Bounds] (original proponent)

==Related pages==

* [http://microformats.org/wiki/requisition-examples requisition-examples]

requisition

2008-02-06T14:55:05Z

DarrenBounds: /* Related pages */

= requisition microformat efforts =

==Introduction==

The mass adoption of the Internet as communications medium has led to many important advances our ability to access and exchange information.

One particular niche which undergone a significant evolution is the recruitment space. Today, companies around expose their career opportunities on the web in hopes of attracting the *right* person for the job. Currently, getting the maximum ammount of exposure for these 'requisitions' can be challenging and has led to companies like Monster.com which provide a centralized open requisition repository for potential appliants.

I propose the development of a Microformat for describing job requisitions on the Internet which would be complementary to hResume specification (http://microformats.org/wiki/hresume). This could be a influenced by an existing standard (e.g. HRXML) or built from the ground up.

==Contributors==
* [http://www.vurv.com/eng/whoweare/aboutus/leadership/darrenbounds/darrenbounds.cfm Darren Bounds] (original proponent)

==Related pages==

* [http://microformats.org/wiki/requisition-examples requisition-examples]

requisition

2008-02-06T14:53:19Z

DarrenBounds: /* Contributors */

= requisition microformat efforts =

==Introduction==

The mass adoption of the Internet as communications medium has led to many important advances our ability to access and exchange information.

One particular niche which undergone a significant evolution is the recruitment space. Today, companies around expose their career opportunities on the web in hopes of attracting the *right* person for the job. Currently, getting the maximum ammount of exposure for these 'requisitions' can be challenging and has led to companies like Monster.com which provide a centralized open requisition repository for potential appliants.

I propose the development of a Microformat for describing job requisitions on the Internet which would be complementary to hResume specification (http://microformats.org/wiki/hresume). This could be a influenced by an existing standard (e.g. HRXML) or built from the ground up.

==Contributors==
* [http://www.vurv.com/eng/whoweare/aboutus/leadership/darrenbounds/darrenbounds.cfm Darren Bounds] (original proponent)

==Related pages==

requisition

2008-02-06T14:52:06Z

DarrenBounds: /* Related pages */

= requisition microformat efforts =

==Introduction==

The mass adoption of the Internet as communications medium has led to many important advances our ability to access and exchange information.

One particular niche which undergone a significant evolution is the recruitment space. Today, companies around expose their career opportunities on the web in hopes of attracting the *right* person for the job. Currently, getting the maximum ammount of exposure for these 'requisitions' can be challenging and has led to companies like Monster.com which provide a centralized open requisition repository for potential appliants.

I propose the development of a Microformat for describing job requisitions on the Internet which would be complementary to hResume specification (http://microformats.org/wiki/hresume). This could be a influenced by an existing standard (e.g. HRXML) or built from the ground up.

==Contributors==
* [http://www.vurv.com/ Darren Bounds] (original proponent)

==Related pages==

requisition

2008-02-06T14:51:04Z

DarrenBounds: /* Introduction */

= requisition microformat efforts =

==Introduction==

The mass adoption of the Internet as communications medium has led to many important advances our ability to access and exchange information.

One particular niche which undergone a significant evolution is the recruitment space. Today, companies around expose their career opportunities on the web in hopes of attracting the *right* person for the job. Currently, getting the maximum ammount of exposure for these 'requisitions' can be challenging and has led to companies like Monster.com which provide a centralized open requisition repository for potential appliants.

I propose the development of a Microformat for describing job requisitions on the Internet which would be complementary to hResume specification (http://microformats.org/wiki/hresume). This could be a influenced by an existing standard (e.g. HRXML) or built from the ground up.

==Contributors==
* [http://www.vurv.com/ Darren Bounds] (original proponent)

==Related pages==
{{requisition-related-pages}}

requisition-examples

2008-02-06T14:47:55Z

DarrenBounds:

= Best Practices for Example Pages =

'''Example''' pages are the first stage of the exploration [[process]] which must precede proposing a new microformat. Current [[Main Page#Exploratory Discussions|explorations]] are listed on the [[Main Page]]. You can use the [[examples-template]] to help you create your own page.

== Purpose of Example Pages ==
(adapted from [[process]])

Document current human behavior on the Web. Remember, we're [http://ifindkarma.typepad.com/relax/2004/12/microformats.html paving the cowpaths]- before you do that you have to ''find'' the cowpaths. Your documentation should be a collection of real world sites and pages which are publishing the kind of data you wish to structure with a microformat. From those pages and sites, you should extract markup examples and the schemas implied therein, and provide analysis.

== Current Human Behavior on the Web ==

Specifically:

=== Current ===
* This is what people are doing '''now''' on the Web.
* This is not:
** what people did 50 years ago
** what you expect people to do in the future

=== Human ===

Explicit user entered and published information. While automatically published information such as logs from an eletronic thermometer can be interesting, they are not human produced (unless said thermometer is stuck in a human, and that's only indirect/implicit/uncontrolled) and thus do not reflect what humans themselves explicitly do.

=== Behavior ===
* What people actually '''do'''. Think empirical evidence, much as in the same way that the scientific method requires gathering of empirical data.
* not:
** what they ''might'' do
** ''should have'' done
** ''would'' do
** Intention/Desire/Want. A common mistake done by folks researching background for formats is to explicitly *ask* folks what they *want* or *prefer*, as opposed to *studying* what they *do*. It is well known among behavioral researchers/surveyors that *asking* people what they *want*, or even *asking* people what they *do*, will give you very different (and worse / less accurate) answers than actually *studying* what they *do* in the real world.
** Formats. Formats are prescriptions for behavior, not behavior itself. For documenting formats, create a *-formats page.

=== Web ===
* The examples MUST focus on examples actually published on the Web, at a publicly available URL, which should be documented along with the example itself on the wiki page.
* Non-web examples are ok *only* for secondary/tertiary consideration, and by no means outweight (no matter what their quantity etc.) the Web examples.
** private files
** paper
** etc.

== Recommended sections ==

Top level (=):
* Introductory sentence
Second level (==):
* The Problem)
** ''What is the purpose of this exploration?''
* Participants
** ''Bulleted list of who is active (or cares)''
* Real-World Examples
** ''Links to public web pages, either popular or insightful''
* Existing Practices
** ''Summary of common patterns discovered''
** ''Other attempts to solve The Problem''
* See Also / Next Steps
** ''Link to related pages as they become available''
*** *-formats
*** *-brainstorming

=== Real World Examples section ===

* '''Flat list at a minimum.''' The real world examples section should be at a minimum a flat list of examples. See further down for what a good example has.
* '''Grouping into categories can help.''' A giant flat list of examples can sometimes be difficult to navigate and analyze as a whole. Consider grouping related examples into a flat list of categories. If you're not sure how to categorize the examples, or if there are multiple axes across which you could categorize the examples, ask on the [http://microformats.org/discuss mailing list and/or irc channel]

== Good Examples of Examples ==
The following pages are some of the best examples of instantiating this design pattern:
* [[review-examples]]
* [[media-info-examples]]
* [[blog-post-examples]]

== A Good Example Has ==

A good example has several things:
* URL to the actual example on the Web
* Link text of that hyperlink should be look like a citation of that example, e.g. who, what site
* Perhaps an illustrative snippet of code (markup) from the example
* Analysis of the implied schema represented by that snippet, with at a minimum a flat list of the "fields" present in the example snippet.

== When Adding Examples ==

When adding examples to an existing *-examples page, please try to add the examples into the existing organizational structure in the page. E.g. if the examples are grouped or categorized in a certain way, try to add new examples into those existing categories, instead of a new section.

If you have to add a new category or subsection, do so, but try to do so in harmony with existing categories. If it is not obvious how to do so, or if the categories don't seem to make sense, then it might be a good time to ask a question on the [http://microformats.org/discuss mailing list or irc channel].

requisition

2008-02-06T14:44:04Z

DarrenBounds: /* Introduction */

= requisition microformat efforts =

==Introduction==

The mass adoption of the Internet as communications medium has led to many important advances our ability to access and exchange information.

One particular niche which undergone a significant evolution is the recruitment space. Today, companies around expose their career opportunities on the web in hopes of attracting the *right* person for the job. Currently, getting the maximum ammount of exposure for these 'requisitions' can be challenging and has led to companies like Monster.com which provide a centralized open requisition repository for potential appliants.

I propose the development of a Microformat for describing job requisitions on the Internet which would be complementary to hResume specification (http://microformats.org/wiki/hresume). This could be a influenced by an existing standard (e.g. HRXML) or built from the ground up.

requisition

2008-02-06T14:21:33Z

DarrenBounds:

= requisition microformat efforts =

==Introduction==

Placeholder.

requisition

2008-02-06T14:16:12Z

DarrenBounds:

Temporary.