On 22 Sep 2006, at 02:26, Michael McCracken wrote:
Should I just repeat the info that I want displayed?
Yes. The include pattern (both the OBJECT and rel-include variants) allows you to point a microformat to some other piece of data published already in the page, for the purpose of *not* repeating information. So for example, I could fix up my website with hAtom for blog entries, and rather than repeat my hCard in every entry, just use the include pattern to point to the fulll hCard in my sidebar each time (although hAtom has handling for that anyway, so that example is slightly mute).
Anyway, in situations where you want information to be included and displayed in the page it should be written directly as content. The include patterns in µf are for parsing when you *don't* want to display repeated data.
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