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[[hCalendar]] validators should check to make sure that any dt-end property value is temporally after the dt-start value for the event.
[[hCalendar]] validators should check to make sure that any dt-end property value is temporally after the dt-start value for the event.


== longitude lattitude ==
=== longitude lattitude ===
longitude and latitude could be checked to see if they were within the right number range i.e. < 180/90 and > -180/-90.
longitude and latitude could be checked to see if they were within the right number range i.e. < 180/90 and > -180/-90.


== ... ==
=== ... more data validation ===
 
== ... more brainstorms ==


== see also ==
== see also ==
* [[validators]]
* [[validators]]
* [[parsers]]
* [[parsers]]

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What should a microformats validator do?

The existing validators are quite good at some things, yet could certainly be better. Let's collect some brainstorms for improvement beyond just, add microformats2 support to existing validators.

data validation

dt properties

Validators could check the values of "dt-*" properties for date, time, timezone and duration errors.

dt-end after dt-start

hCalendar validators should check to make sure that any dt-end property value is temporally after the dt-start value for the event.

longitude lattitude

longitude and latitude could be checked to see if they were within the right number range i.e. < 180/90 and > -180/-90.

... more data validation

... more brainstorms

see also