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Brian: Reverted edits by GettaC4ter (Talk) to last version by TobyInk

2008-12-20T18:48:13Z

Reverted edits by GettaC4ter (Talk) to last version by TobyInk

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	~~roacouc~~
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	* Countries can be marked up as hCard places using <code>class="fn country-name"</code>. The date when the nation was founded could then be marked up with '''bday'''. National leaders (e.g. monarchs) could be indicated with hCard '''agent'''		* Countries can be marked up as hCard places using <code>class="fn country-name"</code>. The date when the nation was founded could then be marked up with '''bday'''. National leaders (e.g. monarchs) could be indicated with hCard '''agent'''
	* [[citation]] could be used, but until something useful comes from that effort, [http://ocoins.info OpenURL COinS] offers a machine-parsable (albeit ugly) solution for machine-readable references. [http://buzzword.org.uk/cognition/ Cognition] supports some [http://buzzword.org.uk/cognition/coins-plus.html extensions to COinS] which allow OpenURL ContextObjects to be kept not just in <code>span@title</code>, but also the slightly better semantically <code>blockquote@cite</code>, <code>q@cite</code> and <code>cite@title</code> attributes.		* [[citation]] could be used, but until something useful comes from that effort, [http://ocoins.info OpenURL COinS] offers a machine-parsable (albeit ugly) solution for machine-readable references. [http://buzzword.org.uk/cognition/ Cognition] supports some [http://buzzword.org.uk/cognition/coins-plus.html extensions to COinS] which allow OpenURL ContextObjects to be kept not just in <code>span@title</code>, but also the slightly better semantically <code>blockquote@cite</code>, <code>q@cite</code> and <code>cite@title</code> attributes.
	* An important point is that the '''uid''' property of hCalendar and hCard (and via hResume's '''contact''' hCard, hResume as well!) allowing the same person or event to be referenced in multiple contexts. e.g. a person's birth is an event not just in their life, but in the lives of each of their parents too. Perhaps also the mother died in labour (as was once fairly common) ~~â~~ this could be marked up using the causality suggestion above, with one event causing another. Perhaps this death triggers a royal succession (if the mother was a queen), in which case it could cause another event which is not just an event in the new monarch's life, but an even in the county's "life" (assuming that the country itself has an hResume). The '''uid''' property potentially allows for all kinds of complicated interlinking.		* An important point is that the '''uid''' property of hCalendar and hCard (and via hResume's '''contact''' hCard, hResume as well!) allowing the same person or event to be referenced in multiple contexts. e.g. a person's birth is an event not just in their life, but in the lives of each of their parents too. Perhaps also the mother died in labour (as was once fairly common) — this could be marked up using the causality suggestion above, with one event causing another. Perhaps this death triggers a royal succession (if the mother was a queen), in which case it could cause another event which is not just an event in the new monarch's life, but an even in the county's "life" (assuming that the country itself has an hResume). The '''uid''' property potentially allows for all kinds of complicated interlinking.

	:: [[User:TobyInk\|TobyInk]] 03:11, 5 Aug 2008 (PDT)		:: [[User:TobyInk\|TobyInk]] 03:11, 5 Aug 2008 (PDT)

GettaC4ter: acordelr

2008-12-19T22:39:17Z

acordelr

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			roacouc
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	* Countries can be marked up as hCard places using <code>class="fn country-name"</code>. The date when the nation was founded could then be marked up with '''bday'''. National leaders (e.g. monarchs) could be indicated with hCard '''agent'''		* Countries can be marked up as hCard places using <code>class="fn country-name"</code>. The date when the nation was founded could then be marked up with '''bday'''. National leaders (e.g. monarchs) could be indicated with hCard '''agent'''
	* [[citation]] could be used, but until something useful comes from that effort, [http://ocoins.info OpenURL COinS] offers a machine-parsable (albeit ugly) solution for machine-readable references. [http://buzzword.org.uk/cognition/ Cognition] supports some [http://buzzword.org.uk/cognition/coins-plus.html extensions to COinS] which allow OpenURL ContextObjects to be kept not just in <code>span@title</code>, but also the slightly better semantically <code>blockquote@cite</code>, <code>q@cite</code> and <code>cite@title</code> attributes.		* [[citation]] could be used, but until something useful comes from that effort, [http://ocoins.info OpenURL COinS] offers a machine-parsable (albeit ugly) solution for machine-readable references. [http://buzzword.org.uk/cognition/ Cognition] supports some [http://buzzword.org.uk/cognition/coins-plus.html extensions to COinS] which allow OpenURL ContextObjects to be kept not just in <code>span@title</code>, but also the slightly better semantically <code>blockquote@cite</code>, <code>q@cite</code> and <code>cite@title</code> attributes.
	* An important point is that the '''uid''' property of hCalendar and hCard (and via hResume's '''contact''' hCard, hResume as well!) allowing the same person or event to be referenced in multiple contexts. e.g. a person's birth is an event not just in their life, but in the lives of each of their parents too. Perhaps also the mother died in labour (as was once fairly common) — this could be marked up using the causality suggestion above, with one event causing another. Perhaps this death triggers a royal succession (if the mother was a queen), in which case it could cause another event which is not just an event in the new monarch's life, but an even in the county's "life" (assuming that the country itself has an hResume). The '''uid''' property potentially allows for all kinds of complicated interlinking.		* An important point is that the '''uid''' property of hCalendar and hCard (and via hResume's '''contact''' hCard, hResume as well!) allowing the same person or event to be referenced in multiple contexts. e.g. a person's birth is an event not just in their life, but in the lives of each of their parents too. Perhaps also the mother died in labour (as was once fairly common) â this could be marked up using the causality suggestion above, with one event causing another. Perhaps this death triggers a royal succession (if the mother was a queen), in which case it could cause another event which is not just an event in the new monarch's life, but an even in the county's "life" (assuming that the country itself has an hResume). The '''uid''' property potentially allows for all kinds of complicated interlinking.

	:: [[User:TobyInk\|TobyInk]] 03:11, 5 Aug 2008 (PDT)		:: [[User:TobyInk\|TobyInk]] 03:11, 5 Aug 2008 (PDT)

TobyInk: No new microformat needed for this?

2008-08-05T10:11:27Z

No new microformat needed for this?

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 :: [[User:AndyMabbett|Andy Mabbett]] 02:24, 16 Jan 2008 (PST)
 ==See also==
 {{history-related-pages}}

JeffMcNeill: revert

2008-03-02T03:27:14Z

revert

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TrocbOcrel: tabasvi

2008-03-02T01:57:14Z

tabasvi

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			basolore
	=History Brainstorming=		=History Brainstorming=

AndyMabbett: /* Timelines */ summary

2008-01-27T19:24:22Z

Timelines: summary

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	==Timelines==		==Timelines==

	* The [[history-examples#Historical_Timelines\|"timeline" examples]] all seem to comprise a sequence of either actual or potential hCalendar events. While it may be possible to assume that any page containing multiple hCalendars represents a timeline, that would not account for pages containing two or more disparate timelines; or a set of hCalendar events which are unrelated, and thus not intended as a timeline. This could be remedied with a simple parent microformat, say hTimeline, with a title ~~property~~ (say "timeline-title"), thus:		* The [[history-examples#Historical_Timelines\|"timeline" examples]] all seem to comprise a sequence of either actual or potential hCalendar events. While it may be possible to assume that any page containing multiple hCalendars represents a timeline, that would not account for pages containing two or more disparate timelines; or a set of hCalendar events which are unrelated, and thus not intended as a timeline. This could be remedied with a simple parent microformat, say hTimeline, with title and summary properties (say "timeline-title", "timeline-summary"), thus:

	<pre><nowiki>		<pre><nowiki>
	<span class="htimeline">		<span class="htimeline">
	<p class="timeline-title">Timeline 1</p>		<h2 class="timeline-title">Timeline 1</h2>
			<p class="timeline-summary">Blah blah blah</p>
	[hCalendar]		[hCalendar]
	[hCalendar]		[hCalendar]
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	<span class="htimeline">		<span class="htimeline">
	<p class="timeline-title">Timeline 2</p>		<h2 class="timeline-title">Timeline 2</h2>
			<p class="timeline-summary">Yada yada</p>
	[hCalendar]		[hCalendar]
	[hCalendar]		[hCalendar]

AndyMabbett: /* Timelines */ timeline-title

2008-01-27T19:22:25Z

Timelines: timeline-title

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	==Timelines==		==Timelines==

	* The [[history-examples#Historical_Timelines\|"timeline" examples]] all seem to comprise a sequence of either actual or potential hCalendar events. While it may be possible to assume that any page containing multiple hCalendars represents a timeline, that would not account for pages containing two or more disparate timelines; or a set of hCalendar events which are unrelated, and thus not intended as a timeline. This could be remedied with a simple parent microformat, say hTimeline, thus:		* The [[history-examples#Historical_Timelines\|"timeline" examples]] all seem to comprise a sequence of either actual or potential hCalendar events. While it may be possible to assume that any page containing multiple hCalendars represents a timeline, that would not account for pages containing two or more disparate timelines; or a set of hCalendar events which are unrelated, and thus not intended as a timeline. This could be remedied with a simple parent microformat, say hTimeline, with a title property (say "timeline-title"), thus:

	<pre><nowiki>		<pre><nowiki>
	<span class="htimeline">		<span class="htimeline">
	<p>Timeline 1</p>		<p class="timeline-title">Timeline 1</p>
	[hCalendar]		[hCalendar]
	[hCalendar]		[hCalendar]
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	<span class="htimeline">		<span class="htimeline">
	<p>Timeline 2</p>		<p class="timeline-title">Timeline 2</p>
	[hCalendar]		[hCalendar]
	[hCalendar]		[hCalendar]

AndyMabbett: {{history-related-pages}}

2008-01-16T12:12:05Z

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	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[history-~~examples]]~~		{{history-related-pages}}

AndyMabbett: Timelines

2008-01-16T10:24:22Z

Timelines

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	#~~REDIRECT~~:[[~~delete~~]]		=History Brainstorming=

			Per the microformats [[process]] this is a brainstorming page considering the existing real world [[history-examples\|examples of historical information]] published on the Web.

			==Timelines==

			* The [[history-examples#Historical_Timelines\|"timeline" examples]] all seem to comprise a sequence of either actual or potential hCalendar events. While it may be possible to assume that any page containing multiple hCalendars represents a timeline, that would not account for pages containing two or more disparate timelines; or a set of hCalendar events which are unrelated, and thus not intended as a timeline. This could be remedied with a simple parent microformat, say hTimeline, thus:

			<pre><nowiki>
			<span class="htimeline">
			<p>Timeline 1</p>
			[hCalendar]
			[hCalendar]
			[hCalendar]
			</span>

			<span class="htimeline">
			<p>Timeline 2</p>
			[hCalendar]
			[hCalendar]
			[hCalendar]
			</span>
			</nowiki></pre>

			:: [[User:AndyMabbett\|Andy Mabbett]] 02:24, 16 Jan 2008 (PST)

			==See also==
			*[[history-examples]]

AndyMabbett: mark empty, unused & unlikned page for deletion

2007-09-25T18:56:23Z

mark empty, unused & unlikned page for deletion

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	~~= History Brainstorming =~~		#REDIRECT:[[delete]]