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	==== web citation illustrative example ====		==== web citation illustrative example ====
	Here is a simple minimal abstract web citation example:		Here is a simple minimal abstract web citation example:
	<~~source~~ lang=~~html4strict~~>
			<syntaxhighlight lang="html">
	<span class="h-cite">		<span class="h-cite">
	<time class="dt-published">YYYY-MM-DD</time>		<time class="dt-published">YYYY-MM-DD</time>
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	<cite><a class="u-url p-name" href="URL">TITLE</a></cite>		<cite><a class="u-url p-name" href="URL">TITLE</a></cite>
	</span>		</span>
	</~~source~~>		</syntaxhighlight>

	==== web citation properties ====		==== web citation properties ====
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	The web citation proposal could be used for simple web-to-off-web citation use cases. As suggested by Ed Summers, dropping the hyperlink to the cited web article provides a simple off-web citation:		The web citation proposal could be used for simple web-to-off-web citation use cases. As suggested by Ed Summers, dropping the hyperlink to the cited web article provides a simple off-web citation:

	<~~source~~ lang=~~html4strict~~>		<syntaxhighlight lang="html">
	<span class="h-cite">		<span class="h-cite">
	<time class="dt-published">YYYY-MM-DD</time>		<time class="dt-published">YYYY-MM-DD</time>
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	<cite class="p-name">TITLE</cite>		<cite class="p-name">TITLE</cite>
	</span>		</span>
	</~~source~~>		</syntaxhighlight>

	Next steps:		Next steps:
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	** additional experimental property: p-x-translation - which refers to a nested h-cite with its own implied p-name and implied u-url.		** additional experimental property: p-x-translation - which refers to a nested h-cite with its own implied p-name and implied u-url.
	* <cite class="h-cite">[http://christopheducamp.com/blog/test-indieweb-parvenir-a-posser-un-article-vers-twitter/ Test #IndieWeb : Parvenir à « POSSEr » un article vers Twitter]</cite> has an h-cite of a short note:		* <cite class="h-cite">[http://christopheducamp.com/blog/test-indieweb-parvenir-a-posser-un-article-vers-twitter/ Test #IndieWeb : Parvenir à « POSSEr » un article vers Twitter]</cite> has an h-cite of a short note:
	<~~source~~ lang=~~html4strict~~>
			<syntaxhighlight lang="html">
	<blockquote><p>		<blockquote><p>
	<cite class="h-cite">		<cite class="h-cite">
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	</cite>		</cite>
	</p></blockquote>		</p></blockquote>
	</~~source~~>		</syntaxhighlight>

	==== web citation references ====		==== web citation references ====

Aaronpk: Replace with {{DISPLAYTITLE:}}

2020-07-18T16:21:23Z

Replace <entry-title> with {{DISPLAYTITLE:}}

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	~~<entry-title>~~ Citation Brainstorming ~~</entry-title>~~		{{DISPLAYTITLE: Citation Brainstorming }}

	Part of the overall effort to develop a [[citation]] microformat.		Part of the overall effort to develop a [[citation]] microformat.

Tantek: /* how to use with HTML5 */ fix deadname

2018-06-21T00:43:09Z

how to use with HTML5: fix deadname

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	=== how to use with HTML5 ===		=== how to use with HTML5 ===
	Per [http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-html/2009Jun/0811.html ~~Edward~~ O'Connor's email to public-html]:		Per [http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-html/2009Jun/0811.html Theresa O'Connor's email to public-html]:
	Add a section in the citation microformat describing how to use the citation microformat in [[HTML5]], including optional use of HTML5's <time> element and microdata feature. Encourage [[HTML5]] to drop the "BibTeX" predefined microdata vocabulary and reference an updated citation microformat spec instead. [[User:Tantek\|Tantek]]		Add a section in the citation microformat describing how to use the citation microformat in [[HTML5]], including optional use of HTML5's <time> element and microdata feature. Encourage [[HTML5]] to drop the "BibTeX" predefined microdata vocabulary and reference an updated citation microformat spec instead. [[User:Tantek\|Tantek]]

Tantek: /* brainstorm proposals */ update to link to new h-cite draft

2013-06-07T22:16:14Z

brainstorm proposals: update to link to new h-cite draft

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	=== web citations ===		=== web citations ===
			{{main\|h-cite}}

			This brainstorm has now been moved to a draft microformat:
			* [[h-cite]]

			The remainder of this brainstorm proposal is left here for historical purposes:

	The <dfn>web citations</dfn> proposal uses a smaller, [[simpler]] set of only ''eight'' properties to solve the [[specific]] problem of how to markup citations in an article <em>on the web</em> that refers to other articles <em>on the web</em>. Offline to offline, and online to offline references are specifically not addressed.		The <dfn>web citations</dfn> proposal uses a smaller, [[simpler]] set of only ''eight'' properties to solve the [[specific]] problem of how to markup citations in an article <em>on the web</em> that refers to other articles <em>on the web</em>. Offline to offline, and online to offline references are specifically not addressed.

Tantek: /* web citation property details */ to be added - styling of h-cite to look like the suggested displays of TCMOS/APA/MLA styles for blog/note citations

2013-04-15T18:14:29Z

web citation property details: to be added - styling of h-cite to look like the suggested displays of TCMOS/APA/MLA styles for blog/note citations

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	* for each property, what equivalent TCMOS, APA, MLA terms/vocabulary is being expressed/captured as researched in the [[citation-formats#styles\|citation formats styles]] section.		* for each property, what equivalent TCMOS, APA, MLA terms/vocabulary is being expressed/captured as researched in the [[citation-formats#styles\|citation formats styles]] section.
	* transforms from the web citations proposal properties into each of those citation styles.		* transforms from the web citations proposal properties into each of those citation styles.
			** for citations of blog posts / articles
			** for citations of text notes / tweets
			** see examples in wild below for markup samples to style in each of the TCMOS/APA/MLA styles for blog/note citations.

	==== web citation additional uses ====		==== web citation additional uses ====

Tantek: /* web citation examples in the wild */ add example in wild use of h-cite by christopheducamp

2013-04-15T18:12:19Z

web citation examples in the wild: add example in wild use of h-cite by christopheducamp

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 ** properties used: p-name, u-url, p-author, p-publication, dt-published, dt-accessed (basically all proposed properties except p-content!)
 ** additional experimental property: p-x-translation - which refers to a nested h-cite with its own implied p-name and implied u-url.
 ==== web citation references ====

Tantek: Reverted edits by ABIDEEN10 (Talk) to last version by Tantek

2013-04-07T04:52:37Z

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ABIDEEN10 at 03:50, 7 April 2013

2013-04-07T03:50:34Z

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Tantek: /* web citations */ add web citation examples in the wild along with interesting actual use

2012-12-19T18:40:32Z

web citations: add web citation examples in the wild along with interesting actual use

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 * Determine what seems to be missing.
 * See if the "p-publisher" property helps in some web-to-off-web citation use cases.
 ==== web citation references ====

Tantek: /* web citations */ web citations background - based on how APA, MLA, TCMOS reference stuff on the web

2012-11-07T19:28:06Z

web citations: web citations background - based on how APA, MLA, TCMOS reference stuff on the web

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	=== web citations ===		=== web citations ===
	The <dfn>web citations</dfn> proposal uses a smaller, [[simpler]] set of only ''eight'' properties to solve the [[specific]] problem of how to markup citations in an article <em>on the web</em> that refers to other articles <em>on the web</em>. Offline to offline, and online to offline references are specifically not addressed.		The <dfn>web citations</dfn> proposal uses a smaller, [[simpler]] set of only ''eight'' properties to solve the [[specific]] problem of how to markup citations in an article <em>on the web</em> that refers to other articles <em>on the web</em>. Offline to offline, and online to offline references are specifically not addressed.

			==== web citations background ====
			This work is based on how existing [[citation-formats#styles\|citation format ''styles'']] (APA, MLA, TCMOS) represent references to articles on the web, and is designed to match the implied schema of those styles. The web citations proposal defines how to markup such reference representation styles in order to satisfy the use-cases above.

	==== web citation illustrative example ====		==== web citation illustrative example ====