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Title : SKiCal - an extension of iCalendar
Author(s) : G. FitzPatrick, P. Lannero, N. Hjelm
Filename : draft-many-ical-ski-06.txt
Pages : 81
Date : 2002-10-25
This Memo defines the SKiCal format.
SKiCal is a machine-readable format for the interchange of enhanced
yellow-page directory listings. SkiCal expands the traditional
property-set of name, address, telephone number and business
category, adding structured information about people, places,
things, activities and the conditions and terms for interaction with
resources.SkiCal provides a structure for information about dates
and times, directions, rules and recommendations for participation,
pricing and reservation schemes, access information for those with
special needs, ownership and responsibilities and promotional
material. The referents of these listings, which are both events and
persistent resources are referred to in this draft as SkiSources.
SkiCal is based on and extends the iCalendar format as defined by
RFC-2445, Internet Calendaring and Scheduling Core Object
Specification [3] (iCalendar). SkiCal objects are comprised of
either VEVENT components with the addition of new properties and
property parameters, or the SkiCal specific VOPTIME calendar
component described in this memo.
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