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At the time of writing, these links illustrate the problems caused by the inappropriate translation of such examples:

...class on "Jr.". Also, the "alt" attribute on the image is almost certainly inappropriate.

* '''Proposing rel attributes is inappropriate'''. Any "proposed rel attributes" would very much be bypassing the [[proces

*# Inappropriate alt text, using file name as default, on images conveying information (e.g.

...'The image in [[hcalendar-brainstorming#Photos and other attachments]] has inappropriate alt text, being just the file name. [[User:AndyMabbett|Andy Mabbett]] 15:23

...'rev' attribute. Analysis and feedback has demonstrated this to have been inappropriate use of the 'rel' attribute, when the 'rev' attribute was much more importan

...microformats [[principles]] of presentable and parsable). Clearly, this is inappropriate for any page that is not written in English. Defining synonyms for every sp ...s this could go. Either it is displayed (like the ABBR tag) which would be inappropriate. Or it is not displayed, which would be against the principles of microform

...ke a position on whether or not any of these decisions were appropriate or inappropriate. Rather, the existence of these events demonstrates the need to document wh

...[[principles-fr|principes]] of presentable and parsable). Clearly, this is inappropriate for any page that is not written in English. Defining synonyms for every sp

...ough to believe that blog title and blog name are not the same, thus it is inappropriate to re-use "fn" from [[hcard|hCard]], since the feed title does not mean the

...f them have been found on adult sites, and it is believed that it would be inappropriate to list these here. -- [[User:Charles|Charles]])

** '''A: 'class' is for field names, not data.''' The class attribute is inappropriate for embedded data values, as per the HTML4 specification, which states <cod

...overs cases where a microformat uses a fixed format of data that is either inappropriate for visible inclusion in a page (such as a full date-time and timezone stri

* rel by typically* document scoped in [[HTML5]] - thus making it inappropriate for use in microformats that are aggregated, e.g. a collection of posts on

** '''A: 'class' is for field names, not data.''' The class attribute is inappropriate for embedded data values, as per the HTML4 specification, which states <cod

...hat is independent of the site that uses the attributes. [...] It would be inappropriate, however, for the user to use generic software not associated with that mus

** Additionally, the use of terms such as ‘dark data’ is inappropriate for this discussion, which is focused on functional, practical solutions to