John Panzer wrote:
Yes. Although entry [EMAIL PROTECTED]"http://example.org/comments/feed/1138";
is allowed by the Atom 1.0 spec. How does [EMAIL PROTECTED] get translated in
hAtom? (The Wiki doesn't give any details on this.)
<a href="http://example.org/comments/feed/1138";
class="content">Comments</a> wouldn't exactly match the intent of
[EMAIL PROTECTED], which is intended to imply inline processing. But maybe
that's a nitpick.
hAtom -- at this point -- is only taking the subset of Atom definitions
that are commonly used on weblogs. There are several reasons for this,
one being the starting point of creating a microformat for weblog posts
(rather than a translation for Atom into HTML), documenting the need for
what elements are to be used through examples, and not least keeping the
project manageable.
Thus, hAtom won't give you a good set of rules for turning an arbitrary
Atom feed into HTML.
Regards, etc...
David
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