Tantek Çelik wrote: > <span class="location"><a href="#scandinaviah" class="include" > type="text/html-frag">Scandinavia House</a
--- i did have a few concerns with a new mimetype. Fragment identifiers are a weird thing. They are not actually part of the URI and have various meanings depending on the content. It is possible to have a valid URL that returns a 200 from the server, but then the client application can't find the fragment in the document, therefore, that should be a 404, but it isn't. (I'm sure people have their own ideas of how that should be handled, but that is out of scope) If anything, i think the mimetype should either stay, text/html, or be text/xml, because any fragment of an XML document is still and XML document, whereas, an small section of HTML, is not necessarily HTML, but is XML. So would lobby to keep it as type="text/html" or change it to "text/xml" Any thoughts? -brian _______________________________________________ microformats-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://microformats.org/mailman/listinfo/microformats-discuss
