On Dec 15, 2005, at 2:46 PM, Vinay Pulim wrote:
Quoting Ryan King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
That is, should rating tags show up alongside item tags
when an hReview is displayed?
Honestly, this is up to you. If you think it makes sense to show
them together, go for it.
The two kinds of tags are subtly different, but not so different
that you can't collapse them, if you wanted to.
I understand. Without any standard markup to differentiate between
the two uses
of the reltag,
Huh? You mean this isn't differentiable:
<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food"; rel="tag"> Food: <span
class="rating">18</span>/<span class="best">30</span></a>;
from this:
<a rel="tag" href="http://your-favorite-tagspace.com/Awesome";>Awesome!
</a>
? Or maybe I'm not understanding you.
the parser would have to make some assumptions when inferring the
reltag's target.
If by target, you mean "what the tag is tagging," then yes, you may
need to make some assumptions. However, this is the case with rel-tag
pretty much everywhere.
Perhaps we could tie rating specific tags into the new rating
format suggested
in an earlier thread for hReview 0.3:
<p class="rating">
On Fred's <span class="best">4</span><a href="http://
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICBM"
rel="tag">ICBM</a> scale, I give this a <span
class="value">2</span>.
</p>
From this structure, it is clear that the tag "ICBM" is referring
to the rating
and not the item.
I don't think we gain anything by adding another layer of nesting here.
Anyway, thanks for your response Ryan. I'll just assume all tags
refer to the
item for now.
No problem.
-ryan
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Ryan King
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