On Nov 18, 2005, at 9:03 AM, Tantek Çelik wrote:
As said before, microformats encourage the use of *visible data*, not
invisible (meta)data, and thus microformats agrees with the
position that
you should NOT use CSS to hide microformatted content.
And, read this blog post by Matt Cutts where he makes some good
points about
microformats:
http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/web-20/
This quote is particularly telling:
"And the data isn’t out-of-band like RSS is–it’s incorporated on
the HTML
page–so it’s a little easier to handle."
As far as we know, the source you cite, Matt Cutts, thinks
microformats are
"Pretty neat stuff."
I just want to chime in an reiterate this- I know Matt Cutts is a
microformats fan, I was sitting next to him when he wrote the above
blog post.
-ryan
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Ryan King
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