I've done a bit of a search, and again, being new to the mailing list as
you are, I can't speak definitively on where the discussion currently
is, but there is a discussion about this topic listed in the mailing
list archives of November, which can be seen here:
http://microformats.org/discuss/mail/microformats-discuss/2005-November/002022.html
Phil Haack wrote:
Ah! Ok thanks. That makes sense.
Now what if we take this to the site level as opposed to the page level?
Suppose as a content publisher, I want to place certain Microformats on
another page. Let's say a list of all my recipes on a recipe page.
As I understand it, there's not yet any consensus on how I would signal that
on my home page via some sort of auto-discovery mechanism. Is that correct?
I suppose I could add the xmdp profile to the home page, but if the recipes
are on another page, that wouldn't make sense.
What's the current discussion around this issue?
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Blake Slivka
Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2006 11:52 PM
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Subject: Re: [uf-discuss] Enumerating Microformats on a Page
Hello, I myself am new to the discussion list, though perhaps I might be
able to shed *some* light on your question.
From what I understand, if a page includes microformats, that page
/should/ link to an xmdp profile for each microformat in the head of the
document. This allows for autodiscovery, validation, and mechanism for
defining a microformat.
-Breton
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