xpn - Revision history

AndyMabbett: link

2008-02-02T10:51:34Z

link

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	'''XPN''' is short for '''XHTML Professionals Network''', a working phrase for the effort to research the publication of explicit professional relationships on the web towards the development of rel values (as a complement to existing [[XFN]] rel values such as "colleague" and "co-worker") to reflect those professional relationships. These may eventually be used as a basis for the creation of an XPN microformat or the extension of [[XFN]]. (Which will need to be discussed, there are legitimate arguments for both sides).		'''XPN''' is short for '''XHTML Professionals Network''', a working phrase for the effort to research the publication of explicit professional relationships on the web towards the development of [[rel]] values (as a complement to existing [[XFN]] rel values such as "colleague" and "co-worker") to reflect those professional relationships. These may eventually be used as a basis for the creation of an XPN microformat or the extension of [[XFN]]. (Which will need to be discussed, there are legitimate arguments for both sides).

2008-02-02T10:51:07Z

embolden

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	XPN is short for XHTML Professionals Network, a working phrase for the effort to research the publication of explicit professional relationships on the web towards the development of rel values (as a complement to existing [[XFN]] rel values such as "colleague" and "co-worker") to reflect those professional relationships. These may eventually be used as a basis for the creation of an XPN microformat or the extension of [[XFN]]. (Which will need to be discussed, there are legitimate arguments for both sides).		'''XPN''' is short for '''XHTML Professionals Network''', a working phrase for the effort to research the publication of explicit professional relationships on the web towards the development of rel values (as a complement to existing [[XFN]] rel values such as "colleague" and "co-worker") to reflect those professional relationships. These may eventually be used as a basis for the creation of an XPN microformat or the extension of [[XFN]]. (Which will need to be discussed, there are legitimate arguments for both sides).

2008-02-02T10:50:34Z

abckground from xpn-examples

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	XPN is short for XHTML Professionals Network, a working phrase for the effort to research the publication of explicit professional relationships on the web towards the development of rel values (as a complement to existing [[XFN]] rel values such as "colleague" and "co-worker") to reflect those professional relationships. Per the [[process]] see:		XPN is short for XHTML Professionals Network, a working phrase for the effort to research the publication of explicit professional relationships on the web towards the development of rel values (as a complement to existing [[XFN]] rel values such as "colleague" and "co-worker") to reflect those professional relationships. These may eventually be used as a basis for the creation of an XPN microformat or the extension of [[XFN]]. (Which will need to be discussed, there are legitimate arguments for both sides).


			Per the [[process]] see:

	* [[xpn-examples]]		* [[xpn-examples]]
	* [[xpn-formats]] - formats and other vocabulary standards / taxonomies for professional relationships		* [[xpn-formats]] - formats and other vocabulary standards / taxonomies for professional relationships
	* [[xpn-brainstorming]]		* [[xpn-brainstorming]]

2008-02-02T09:50:32Z

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	XPN is short for XHTML Professionals Network, a working phrase for the effort to research the publication of explicit professional relationships on the web towards the development of rel values (as a complement to existing [[XFN]] rel values such as "colleague" and "co-worker") to reflect those professional relationships. ~~See~~:		XPN is short for XHTML Professionals Network, a working phrase for the effort to research the publication of explicit professional relationships on the web towards the development of rel values (as a complement to existing [[XFN]] rel values such as "colleague" and "co-worker") to reflect those professional relationships. Per the [[process]] see:

	* [[xpn-examples]]		* [[xpn-examples]]
	* [[xpn-formats]] - formats and other vocabulary standards / taxonomies for professional relationships		* [[xpn-formats]] - formats and other vocabulary standards / taxonomies for professional relationships
	* [[xpn-brainstorming]]		* [[xpn-brainstorming]]

2008-02-02T09:49:36Z

in addition to XFN values

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	XPN is short for XHTML Professionals Network, a working phrase for the effort to research the publication of explicit professional relationships on the web towards the development of ~~additional~~ rel values to reflect those professional relationships. See:		XPN is short for XHTML Professionals Network, a working phrase for the effort to research the publication of explicit professional relationships on the web towards the development of rel values (as a complement to existing [[XFN]] rel values such as "colleague" and "co-worker") to reflect those professional relationships. See:

	* [[xpn-examples]]		* [[xpn-examples]]
	* [[xpn-formats]] - formats and other vocabulary standards / taxonomies for professional relationships		* [[xpn-formats]] - formats and other vocabulary standards / taxonomies for professional relationships
	* [[xpn-brainstorming]]		* [[xpn-brainstorming]]

2008-02-02T09:48:14Z

make this a separate page that frames the xpn effort and provides links to relevant subpages

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	~~#REDIRECT~~:[[xpn-examples]]		XPN is short for XHTML Professionals Network, a working phrase for the effort to research the publication of explicit professional relationships on the web towards the development of additional rel values to reflect those professional relationships. See:

			* [[xpn-examples]]
			* [[xpn-formats]] - formats and other vocabulary standards / taxonomies for professional relationships
			* [[xpn-brainstorming]]

2008-01-27T16:19:13Z

xpn-examples

New page

#REDIRECT:[[xpn-examples]]