Hi all,
Mike Schinkel wrote:
Ryan King wrote:
Catching up in the last few days, I find that there are some
probelems with the authoritative hcards proposals. I'
snip
My proposal is that we use UID+URL to hint that there's an
hCard on the other end of that URL which represents the same
John Allsopp wrote:
A number of somewhat overlapping suggestions seem to be
floating around regarding this.
There is definitely a strong use case, IMO, for somehow
indicating that some hCard over there is a more detailed
version of this one.
For example, at the various conference sites I
On Mar 4, 2007, at 10:05 PM, Mike Schinkel wrote:
And, being an advocate for Well Designed URLs, I do not think the
right
solution is to simply tag a random and undiscoverable and
unmemorizable UID
onto the end of a URL. But I'd have to understand the problem
domain and
use-cases to be
Scott Reynen wrote:
I think you're still a bit confused about what was
suggested.
Indeed I was confused. I could have sworn I saw some kind of usage that
tagged a GUID on the end of a URL, which is what confused me, but I can't
seem to find that email in my folders so, not important. Thanks
Ara Pehlivanian wrote:
Maybe the problem is that we're trying to point to an
authoratative hCard when in reality what we want to do is
simply (like you just said) point to a more detailed
hCard.
snip
The moment the ID is provided, it indicates that the link
isn't just pointing to any
Ryan King wrote:
Catching up in the last few days, I find that there are some
probelems with the authoritative hcards proposals. I'
snip
My proposal is that we use UID+URL to hint that there's an
hCard on the other end of that URL which represents the same
entity. Also, multiple hCards
On Feb 8, 2007, at 7:45 PM, Lachlan Hardy wrote:
Hi, Ryan
Thanks for summarising. It was getting confusing skipping around all
those threads
I want to address your points out of order, if I may. Firstly, just to
check that I have understood your proposal correctly
Also, the algorithm for
I apologize for being semi-away for awhile.
Catching up in the last few days, I find that there are some
probelems with the authoritative hcards proposals. I've already
spoken up a bit, but I want to delineate my perspective and outline
in full my counter-proposal.
First, the problems:
Hi, Ryan
Thanks for summarising. It was getting confusing skipping around all
those threads
I want to address your points out of order, if I may. Firstly, just to
check that I have understood your proposal correctly
Also, the algorithm for finding the most authoritative hCard:
1. if no uid
On 2/8/07, Ryan King [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I propose that this is a simpler solution which will work better.
Also, the algorithm for finding the most authoritative hCard:
1. if no uid or uid == the uid from the previous iteration/recursion
= you're done
2. if url == uid and there's an hCard
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