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Rohit at 20:47, 8 March 2007

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	The message we~~'d like~~ to convey by proposing a sequel at ~~ETech in~~ 2007 is: '''microformats make integration easy'''. It's not just demos of lone sites that support microformats this year; it's about the ~~[http://conferences.oreillynet.com/et2007/~~ magic] of connecting two (or more) Web-based services...		The message we wanted to convey by proposing a sequel at [http://conferences.oreillynet.com/et2007/ O'Reilly Emerging Technology 2007] is: '''microformats make integration easy'''. It's not just demos of lone sites that support microformats this year; it's about the magic of connecting two (or more) Web-based services...

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	* ''Geotagging'' is a recent addition for GPS coordinates that's recombined with multimedia elements to create new abstractions like maps of Flickr photos and Zonetags.		* ''Geotagging'' is a recent addition for GPS coordinates that's recombined with multimedia elements to create new abstractions like maps of Flickr photos and Zonetags.

			[Additional speakers and demos to be added from the microformats-dev list in early 2007]

	''Co-presenters:'' Tantek Çelik, Rohit Khare, Kevin Marks (subject to change as late-breaking demos emerge & volunteer)		''Co-presenters:'' Tantek Çelik, Rohit Khare, Kevin Marks (subject to change as late-breaking demos emerge & volunteer)

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2006-10-10T02:33:48Z

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	Microformats have already made it easier for bloggers and other publishers to describe their social relationships (XFN), make event descriptions searchable by location and time (hCalendar), offer their contact information (hCard), and share their opinions (hReview). They use existing standards and practices in XHTML to get the job done: link relationships, element classes, outline structures, and abbreviations to name a few.		Microformats have already made it easier for bloggers and other publishers to describe their social relationships (XFN), make event descriptions searchable by location and time (hCalendar), offer their contact information (hCard), and share their opinions (hReview). They use existing standards and practices in XHTML to get the job done: link relationships, element classes, outline structures, and abbreviations to name a few.

	Last year, a packed show-and-tell by half a dozen developers demonstrated the ease and power of publishing microformats~~. The rapid adoption of microformats in 2006 set the stage for~~ a new ~~kind~~ of magic: integrating and automating multiple services.		Last year, a packed show-and-tell by half a dozen developers demonstrated the ease and power of publishing microformats; this year we want to share a new level of magic: integrating and automating multiple services.

	Imagine surfing across a concert listing, snapping a photo of the band, and having it automatically posted to your blog, plotted on the live tour bus map, and displayed next to an album review at a music shop. This isn’t just syndicating ~~semi-structured~~ data; it’s a new way of "wiring the web."		Imagine surfing across a concert listing, snapping a photo of the band, and having it automatically posted to your blog, plotted on the live tour bus map, and displayed next to an album review at a music shop. This isn’t just syndicating passive data; it’s a new way of "wiring the web."

	* ''Live Clipboard'' technology debuted at ETech 2006 in a presentation by Ray Ozzie; it has rapidly matured and shipped as Live Writer wysiwyg plugins for calendar events and reviews.		* ''Live Clipboard'' technology debuted at ETech 2006 in a presentation by Ray Ozzie; it has rapidly matured and shipped as Live Writer wysiwyg plugins for calendar events and reviews.

	* ''Pingerati'' receives updates of pages with microformat data, and passes them on to services that are interested in them within seconds. It's ~~primarily~~ used to connect ~~search~~ services ~~that index microformats~~ like Eventful, Upcoming, and Edgeio~~. The 'ping to update' model has worked well with weblogs, and this extends it to connect other event-driven services~~.		* ''Pingerati'' receives updates of pages with microformat data, and passes them on to services that are interested in them within seconds. It's already used to connect indexing services like Eventful, Upcoming, and Edgeio.

	* ''Geotagging'' is a recent addition to ~~the stable~~ of ~~microformats that has most famously been used to map~~ photos ~~on Flickr, zonetags,~~ and ~~by other GPS-driven services~~.		* ''Geotagging'' is a recent addition for GPS coordinates that's recombined with multimedia elements to create new abstractions like maps of Flickr photos and Zonetags.

	''Co-presenters:'' Tantek Çelik, Rohit Khare, Kevin Marks (subject to change as late-breaking demos emerge & volunteer)		''Co-presenters:'' Tantek Çelik, Rohit Khare, Kevin Marks (subject to change as late-breaking demos emerge & volunteer)

Rohit: /* '''micromagic:''' loosely joining small pieces of the Web with microformats */

2006-10-10T02:27:30Z

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	Imagine surfing across a concert listing, snapping a photo of the band, and having it automatically posted to your blog, plotted on the live tour bus map, and displayed next to an album review at a music shop. This isn’t just syndicating semi-structured data; it’s a new way of "wiring the web."		Imagine surfing across a concert listing, snapping a photo of the band, and having it automatically posted to your blog, plotted on the live tour bus map, and displayed next to an album review at a music shop. This isn’t just syndicating semi-structured data; it’s a new way of "wiring the web."

	* ''Live Clipboard'' technology debuted at ETech 2006 in a presentation by Ray Ozzie; it has rapidly matured and shipped as Live Writer wysiwyg plugins for calendar events and reviews.		* ''Live Clipboard'' technology debuted at ETech 2006 in a presentation by Ray Ozzie; it has rapidly matured and shipped as Live Writer wysiwyg plugins for calendar events and reviews.

	* ''Pingerati'' receives updates of pages with microformat data, and passes them on to services that are interested in them within seconds. It's primarily used to connect search services that index microformats like Eventful, Upcoming, and Edgeio. The 'ping to update' model has worked well with weblogs, and this extends it to connect other event-driven services.		* ''Pingerati'' receives updates of pages with microformat data, and passes them on to services that are interested in them within seconds. It's primarily used to connect search services that index microformats like Eventful, Upcoming, and Edgeio. The 'ping to update' model has worked well with weblogs, and this extends it to connect other event-driven services.

	* ''Geotagging'' is a recent addition to the stable of microformats that has most famously been used to map photos on Flickr, zonetags, and by other GPS-driven services.		* ''Geotagging'' is a recent addition to the stable of microformats that has most famously been used to map photos on Flickr, zonetags, and by other GPS-driven services.

	''Co-presenters:'' Tantek Çelik, Rohit Khare, Kevin Marks (subject to change as late-breaking demos emerge & volunteer)		''Co-presenters:'' Tantek Çelik, Rohit Khare, Kevin Marks (subject to change as late-breaking demos emerge & volunteer)

Rohit: /* '''micromagic:''' loosely joining small pieces of the Web with microformats */

2006-10-10T02:27:12Z

'''micromagic:''' loosely joining small pieces of the Web with microformats

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	Microformats have already made it easier for bloggers and other publishers to describe their social relationships (XFN), make event descriptions searchable by location and time (hCalendar), offer their contact information (hCard), and share their opinions (hReview). They use existing standards and practices in XHTML to get the job done: link relationships, element classes, outline structures, and abbreviations to name a few.		Microformats have already made it easier for bloggers and other publishers to describe their social relationships (XFN), make event descriptions searchable by location and time (hCalendar), offer their contact information (hCard), and share their opinions (hReview). They use existing standards and practices in XHTML to get the job done: link relationships, element classes, outline structures, and abbreviations to name a few.

	* ''Live Clipboard'' technology debuted at ETech 2006 in a ~~presentation~~ by ~~Ray Ozzie; it has rapidly matured~~ and ~~shipped as Live Writer wysiwyg plugins~~ for ~~calendar events~~ and ~~reviews~~.		Last year, a packed show-and-tell by half a dozen developers demonstrated the ease and power of publishing microformats. The rapid adoption of microformats in 2006 set the stage for a new kind of magic: integrating and automating multiple services.

	* ''Pingerati'' receives updates of ~~pages with microformat data~~, and ~~passes them on to services that are interested in them within seconds. It's primarily used~~ to ~~connect search services that index microformats like Eventful~~, ~~Upcoming~~, and ~~Edgeio~~. ~~The 'ping to update' model has worked well with weblogs, and this extends it to connect other event~~-~~driven services~~.		Imagine surfing across a concert listing, snapping a photo of the band, and having it automatically posted to your blog, plotted on the live tour bus map, and displayed next to an album review at a music shop. This isn’t just syndicating semi-structured data; it’s a new way of "wiring the web."

	* ''~~geotagging~~'' is a recent addition to the stable of microformats that has most famously been used to map photos on Flickr, zonetags, and by other GPS-driven services.		* ''Live Clipboard'' technology debuted at ETech 2006 in a presentation by Ray Ozzie; it has rapidly matured and shipped as Live Writer wysiwyg plugins for calendar events and reviews.

			* ''Pingerati'' receives updates of pages with microformat data, and passes them on to services that are interested in them within seconds. It's primarily used to connect search services that index microformats like Eventful, Upcoming, and Edgeio. The 'ping to update' model has worked well with weblogs, and this extends it to connect other event-driven services.

			* ''Geotagging'' is a recent addition to the stable of microformats that has most famously been used to map photos on Flickr, zonetags, and by other GPS-driven services.

	''Co-presenters:'' Tantek Çelik, Rohit Khare, Kevin Marks (subject to change as late-breaking demos emerge & volunteer)		''Co-presenters:'' Tantek Çelik, Rohit Khare, Kevin Marks (subject to change as late-breaking demos emerge & volunteer)

Rohit at 02:16, 10 October 2006

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	''Brief Description:''		''Brief Description:''
	Microformats are a clever adaptation of semantic XHTML that makes it easier to share structured information such as tags, calendar entries, contact information, and reviews. This demo session will show off ~~live services~~ that are using microformats to connect multiple Web services, such as Live Clipboard, Pingerati, and Flickr geotagging. (50 words)		Microformats are a clever adaptation of semantic XHTML that makes it easier to share structured information such as tags, calendar entries, contact information, and reviews. This demo session will show off real products that are using microformats to connect multiple Web services, such as Live Clipboard, Pingerati, and Flickr geotagging. (50 words)

	''Abstract or Full Description:'' Maximum 250 words, about 35 lines. The abstract is displayed online.		''Abstract or Full Description:'' Maximum 250 words, about 35 lines. The abstract is displayed online.
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	Microformats have already made it easier for bloggers and other publishers to describe their social relationships (XFN), make event descriptions searchable by location and time (hCalendar), offer their contact information (hCard), and share their opinions (hReview). They use existing standards and practices in XHTML to get the job done: link relationships, element classes, outline structures, and abbreviations to name a few.		Microformats have already made it easier for bloggers and other publishers to describe their social relationships (XFN), make event descriptions searchable by location and time (hCalendar), offer their contact information (hCard), and share their opinions (hReview). They use existing standards and practices in XHTML to get the job done: link relationships, element classes, outline structures, and abbreviations to name a few.

	* '''Live Clipboard''' technology debuted at ETech 2006 in a presentation by Ray Ozzie; it has rapidly matured and shipped as Live Writer wysiwyg plugins for ~~calendard~~ events and reviews.		* ''Live Clipboard'' technology debuted at ETech 2006 in a presentation by Ray Ozzie; it has rapidly matured and shipped as Live Writer wysiwyg plugins for calendar events and reviews.

	* '''Pingerati''' receives updates of pages with microformat data in, and passes them on to services that are interested in ~~indexing~~ them. ~~With the growth of~~ services that ~~publish and~~ index microformats, ~~there is a need to connect the publishers with the indexers~~. The 'ping to update' model has worked well with weblogs, ~~but is not ideal for~~ other ~~kinds of pages that may contain microformats~~.		* ''Pingerati'' receives updates of pages with microformat data, and passes them on to services that are interested in them within seconds. It's primarily used to connect search services that index microformats like Eventful, Upcoming, and Edgeio. The 'ping to update' model has worked well with weblogs, and this extends it to connect other event-driven services.

	*		* ''geotagging'' is a recent addition to the stable of microformats that has most famously been used to map photos on Flickr, zonetags, and by other GPS-driven services.

	''Co-presenters:'' Tantek Çelik, Rohit Khare, Kevin Marks (subject to change as late-breaking demos emerge & volunteer)		''Co-presenters:'' Tantek Çelik, Rohit Khare, Kevin Marks (subject to change as late-breaking demos emerge & volunteer)

Rohit at 02:07, 10 October 2006

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	''Abstract or Full Description:'' Maximum 250 words, about 35 lines. The abstract is displayed online.		''Abstract or Full Description:'' Maximum 250 words, about 35 lines. The abstract is displayed online.

	"Pingerati receives updates of pages with ~~Microformat~~ data in, and passes them on to services that are interested in indexing them. With the growth of services that publish and index microformats, there is a need to connect the publishers with the indexers. The 'ping to update' model has worked well with weblogs, but is not ideal for other kinds of pages that may contain microformats."		Microformats have already made it easier for bloggers and other publishers to describe their social relationships (XFN), make event descriptions searchable by location and time (hCalendar), offer their contact information (hCard), and share their opinions (hReview). They use existing standards and practices in XHTML to get the job done: link relationships, element classes, outline structures, and abbreviations to name a few.

			* '''Live Clipboard''' technology debuted at ETech 2006 in a presentation by Ray Ozzie; it has rapidly matured and shipped as Live Writer wysiwyg plugins for calendard events and reviews.

			* '''Pingerati''' receives updates of pages with microformat data in, and passes them on to services that are interested in indexing them. With the growth of services that publish and index microformats, there is a need to connect the publishers with the indexers. The 'ping to update' model has worked well with weblogs, but is not ideal for other kinds of pages that may contain microformats.

			*

	''Co-presenters:'' Tantek Çelik, Rohit Khare, Kevin Marks (subject to change as late-breaking demos emerge & volunteer)		''Co-presenters:'' Tantek Çelik, Rohit Khare, Kevin Marks (subject to change as late-breaking demos emerge & volunteer)

Rohit: /* '''micromagic:''' loosely joining small pieces of the Web with microformats */

2006-10-10T01:59:47Z

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	''Brief Description:''		''Brief Description:''
	Microformats are a clever adaptation of semantic XHTML that makes it easier to share structured information such as tags, calendar entries, contact information, and reviews. This demo session will show off live services that are using microformats to connect multiple Web services, such as Live Clipboard, Pingerati, and Flickr geotagging.		Microformats are a clever adaptation of semantic XHTML that makes it easier to share structured information such as tags, calendar entries, contact information, and reviews. This demo session will show off live services that are using microformats to connect multiple Web services, such as Live Clipboard, Pingerati, and Flickr geotagging. (50 words)

	''Abstract or Full Description:'' Maximum 250 words, about 35 lines. The abstract is displayed online.		''Abstract or Full Description:'' Maximum 250 words, about 35 lines. The abstract is displayed online.

Rohit at 01:58, 10 October 2006

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	The ~~reason~~ we're proposing a sequel in 2007: '''microformats make integration easy'''. It's not just demos of lone sites that support microformats this year; it's about the [http://conferences.oreillynet.com/et2007/ magic] of connecting two (or more) Web-based services...		The message we'd like to convey by proposing a sequel at ETech in 2007 is: '''microformats make integration easy'''. It's not just demos of lone sites that support microformats this year; it's about the [http://conferences.oreillynet.com/et2007/ magic] of connecting two (or more) Web-based services...

			= '''micromagic:''' loosely joining small pieces of the Web with microformats =
			(headings below from the ETech 2007 proposal template)

	~~= ETech 2007 Proposal Template =~~
	''Audience Type:'' web designers, programmers, managers, other.		''Audience Type:'' web designers, programmers, managers, other.

	~~''Title:'' micromagic: loosely joining small pieces of the Web with microformats~~		''Brief Description:''
			Microformats are a clever adaptation of semantic XHTML that makes it easier to share structured information such as tags, calendar entries, contact information, and reviews. This demo session will show off live services that are using microformats to connect multiple Web services, such as Live Clipboard, Pingerati, and Flickr geotagging.
	''Brief Description:'' ~~Maximum 50 words~~, ~~about 7 lines~~. ~~Used for marketing pieces~~.

	''Abstract or Full Description:'' Maximum 250 words, about 35 lines. The abstract is displayed online.		''Abstract or Full Description:'' Maximum 250 words, about 35 lines. The abstract is displayed online.

	"Pingerati receives updates of pages with Microformat data in, and passes them on to services that are interested in indexing them. With the growth of services that publish and index microformats, there is a need to connect the publishers with the indexers. The 'ping to update' model has worked well with weblogs, but is not ideal for other kinds of pages that may contain microformats."		"Pingerati receives updates of pages with Microformat data in, and passes them on to services that are interested in indexing them. With the growth of services that publish and index microformats, there is a need to connect the publishers with the indexers. The 'ping to update' model has worked well with weblogs, but is not ideal for other kinds of pages that may contain microformats."

			''Co-presenters:'' Tantek Çelik, Rohit Khare, Kevin Marks (subject to change as late-breaking demos emerge & volunteer)

	= ETech 2006 Session Description =		= ETech 2006 Session Description =
	[http://conferences.oreillynet.com/cs/et2006/view/e_sess/8292 Microformats]		[http://conferences.oreillynet.com/cs/et2006/view/e_sess/8292 Microformats] with Tantek Çelik, Technorati; Shawn Carnell, AOL; Yoz Grahame, Ning; Joe Gregorio, AtomPub Workgroup; Rohit Khare, CommerceNet Labs; Kevin Marks, Technorati; Mark Pilgrim, IBM.

	Tantek Çelik, ~~Technorati, Shawn Carnell, AOL, Yoz Grahame, Ning, Joe Gregorio, AtomPub Workgroup, Rohit Khare, CommerceNet Labs, Kevin Marks, Technorati~~, ~~Mark Pilgrim~~, ~~IBM~~		Microformats are simple semantic XHTML extensions for expressing numerous common concepts (people, events, etc.) on today's Web. Tantek Çelik will provide a short introduction, followed by a series of speakers performing lightning demonstrations of their microformats enabled tools, sites, hacks and other implementations.

	Date: Tuesday, March 07		Date: Tuesday, March 07, 2006

	Time: 5:30pm - 6:15pm		Time: 5:30pm - 6:15pm

	Location: Elizabeth Ballroom A		Location: Elizabeth Ballroom A

	Microformats are simple semantic XHTML extensions for expressing numerous common concepts (people, events, etc.) on today's Web. Tantek Çelik will provide a short introduction, followed by a series of speakers performing lightning demonstrations of their microformats enabled tools, sites, hacks and other implementations.


	== Original ETech 2006 Proposal Text ==		== Original ETech 2006 Proposal Text ==

Rohit at 01:48, 10 October 2006

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	~~Key point to make in suggesting~~ a sequel in 2007: '''microformats make integration easy'''. It's not just demos of lone sites that support microformats this year; it's about the [http://conferences.oreillynet.com/et2007/ magic] of connecting two (or more) Web-based services...		The reason we're proposing a sequel in 2007: '''microformats make integration easy'''. It's not just demos of lone sites that support microformats this year; it's about the [http://conferences.oreillynet.com/et2007/ magic] of connecting two (or more) Web-based services...

	= ETech 2007 Proposal Template =		= ETech 2007 Proposal Template =
	Audience Type: ~~Describe the intended audience: systems administrators,~~ web ~~designers,~~ designers, programmers~~, educators~~, managers, or other.		''Audience Type:'' web designers, programmers, managers, other.

	~~Abstract or Full Description~~: ~~Maximum 250 words, about 35 lines. The abstract is displayed online.~~		''Title:'' micromagic: loosely joining small pieces of the Web with microformats

	Brief Description: Maximum 50 words, about 7 lines. Used for marketing pieces.		''Brief Description:'' Maximum 50 words, about 7 lines. Used for marketing pieces.

			''Abstract or Full Description:'' Maximum 250 words, about 35 lines. The abstract is displayed online.

			"Pingerati receives updates of pages with Microformat data in, and passes them on to services that are interested in indexing them. With the growth of services that publish and index microformats, there is a need to connect the publishers with the indexers. The 'ping to update' model has worked well with weblogs, but is not ideal for other kinds of pages that may contain microformats."

	= ETech 2006 Session Description =		= ETech 2006 Session Description =