Ross,
I think one of the stumbling blocks we're having here is trying to
figure out what we're really using citations for.
...
Are we leaving a scenario out?
I have a lot of interest shown by Australian government developers -
basically every one I mention ufs to independently says "a format for
citations would be great". What they need is for is that any time a
government publication refers to any other publication (a site, a
book, a pamphlet on immunisation, a poster on healthy diets,
whatever) they have to cite it. But of course there is no citation
format.
I actually am planning a developer day in the next month or so for
government web developers to introduce the ideas and take a good long
look at hCite from the perspective of the uf principles.
I actually think a reasonably minimal set of properties would suffice
for their needs, but hope to find out first hand soon.
BTW, any Australian, particularly Canberra based (I'm in Sydney but
the interest is federal government developers) people, but really
anyone keen to meetup in either place and or chat more on this,
please drop me a line
john
#3 seems the most complicated. If the goals of #1 are met, then #2
will most likely be met, as well (although not necessarily the
reverse).
Does this seem accurate?
-Ross.
On 7/30/06, Edward Summers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Jul 30, 2006, at 2:08 PM, Tantek Çelik wrote:
> What if we set a goal for hCite 0.1 of August 30? Is that
reasonable?
If Brian Suda has the spare cycles I think this is an excellent idea.
The citation effort has gone on for a long time, so Simon's questions
are most welcome.
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