Andy Mabbett wrote:
Tantek Çelik writes
Al's explanation provides good reasons *in general* why visible data
works (and why invisible does not work),
Consider:
<a href="cheese" lang="fr">Fromage<a>
Where's the visible data there? By your logic, tags should only
work on
the anchor element's content, not the tail of it's URL. You appear
to be
operating double standards.
I agree. Using an optional title on the following would be a much
better solution for rel-tag than the current implementation. Though,
as indicated, the french tag should probably still remain in French.
<a rel="tag" href="/username/tags/cheese" title="Cheese">Your Cheese<a>
<a rel="tag" href="/tags/cheese" title="Cheese">Everyone's Cheese<a>
<a rel="tag" href="/tags/fromage" title="Fromage" lang="fr">Fromage<a>
Using title would also allow proper internationalization of rel-tag.
For example, the restful katakana tag space is readable only to
machines.
<a rel="tag" href="/tags/%u30D4%u30D5/" title="ピフ">ピフ</a>
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