hreview-issues

hReview issues

These are externally raised issues about hReview with broadly varying degrees of merit. Thus some issues are REJECTED for a number of obvious reasons (but still documented here in case they are re-raised), and others contain longer discussions. Some issues may be ACCEPTED and perhaps cause changes or improved explanations in the spec. Submitted issues may (and probably will) be edited and rewritten for better terseness, clarity, calmness, rationality, and as neutral a point of view as possible. Write your issues well. — Tantek

See related hcalendar-issues and hcard-issues.

Template

Please use this format (copy and paste this to the end of the list to add your issues):

• YYYY-MM-DD raised by YOURNAME.
  1. Issue 1: Here is the first issue I have.
  2. Issue 2: Here is the second issue I have.

rel="self"

2005-01-04 by David Janes:

Atom defines rel="self" here

The value "self" signifies that the IRI in the value of the href attribute identifies a resource equivalent to the containing element.

HTML rel="boomark" here

Refers to a bookmark. A bookmark is a link to a key entry point within an extended document. The title attribute may be used, for example, to label the bookmark. Note that several bookmarks may be defined in each document.

Since we're using "bookmark" to mean the entry point to the hReview, isn't the "self" redundant or overly subtle?

default lower bound

• YYYY-MM-DD????? raised by Scott Reynen
  1. Why is the default lower bound 1 when the real world examples almost all have a lower bound of 0?
     • REJECTED INVALID ASSUMPTION. Most real-world examples have a lower bound of 1, not 0.

default range

• 2006-02-23 raised by Andy Mabbett
  1. Not all marks give ratings "out of five". The value should be a percentage. Zero should be allowed.
     • REJECTED IGNORES RESEARCH. Most real-world examples have a range of 1.0-5.0 not a percentage. You may set the "best" bound to 100 explicitly, and the "worst" bound to 0 explicitly per the spec if necessary.
     • "most" != "all"; indeed, the page you cite has examples of "1-10" and "0-100%". I never claimed that many examples use percentages, but I'm sure a mathematician would explain that values in the range "1-5" may be expressed as percentages. Still, I'm sure you know best.

Specification Clarifications

• 2006-02-01 raised by Tantek.
  1. The spec needs to clarify that there is only one "item" per "hreview".
     • ACCEPTED. Resolved in hReview 0.3.