Charles,
thanks for the reply
You don't have to use the whole hCard. Some Microformats have been
extracted from this.
the geo spec says
"If the publisher knows and is publishing the name of the location in
addition to its geo lat/long, then the publisher MUST use hCard
instead of just geo to publish the name and geo lat/long of the
location."
So I'm trying to determine when a named location must use hcard (such
as when those locations have a name but no address, but more
generally, when the geop and or adr aren't actually "contact
information" - for example, the location of the eiffel tower in a
guidebook (for which of course, the adr certainly works) )
There's "adr" -- http://microformats.org/wiki/adr -- for just
specifying addresses. And there's "geo" --
http://microformats.org/wiki/geo -- for just specifying geo info.
thanks again
john
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