Hmm. This is an interesting question, and I've been wondering what
might be a useful precedent.
The one thing that this most closely reminded me of was how some
pages mark themselves as belonging to a 'category' in a directory (a
la Yahoo or dmoz).
Does anyone remember the mechanism/justification for that?
-- Ernie P.
On Feb 8, 2006, at 4:39 PM, Ryan King wrote:
I'm working on an hResume draft and have an issue that needs some
discussion. A common element in resumes online seems to be
'affiliations,' which are usually professions organizations of
which the resume writer is a member. I'm not quite sure how we
should express these. My two suggestions are on the wiki [http://
microformats.org/wiki/resume-brainstorming#affiliations], but I'll
also paste them here:
1. class~="affiliation" + hcard -- use classname 'affiliation' +
an hcard for the organization of which the user is a member
2. a rel or rev value for membership/affiliation (this doesn't
capture the name of the organization or any other information, but
could be useful outside resumes
Thoughts? Feelings? Complaints?
-ryan
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