I don't believe saying the charge in a machine readable format is
necessary, as each country (or at least here in the UK) have certain
prefixes for certain charges, i.e. here all freephone are 0800, 0500
or 0808 i believe. 0845 is local rate and 09** is premium rate and so
on. So although it is good for you to say the charge in a human
readable format, I don't believe it's necessary to make it machine
readable, as the prefix does that anyway.
As for location for phone number, I don't know too much about this,
but I think usually it can be assumed the number is located in the
country of the address. Yours is an exception, and perhaps it would
be good to declare which country code the number is located in, it
would make figuring out charges using the above easier. I don't know
if this has been discussed. I think it depends on how common this
would be.
James Darling
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On 14 Nov 2006, at 11:36, Gary Barber wrote:
I have been slowly implementing microformats across our clients
sites.
However I have noted a number of instances within a few addresses
that just don't seem to fit in microformats.
*Case 1*
Reply Paid Addresses
eg
Reply Paid 61461
Locked Bag 1233 (okay this bit is the class="post-office-box")
"Reply Paid 61461" Its not really a post-office-box strictly or is
in bundled in the post-office-box class
*Case 2*
Freecall numbers
you can have telephone numbers of the type
home (allowed for)
work (allowed for)
fax (allowed for)
cell (allowed for)
pager (allowed for)
and then you can also
Freecall (no allowance)
Freefax (no allowance)
*Case 3*
How do you express the case of an address as
Work telephone (understand this one)
Fax number (understand this one)
this is the bit I'm having trouble with
Freecall (from one country - AU eg 1800 1234 1234)
Freecall (from another country - NZ 800 232 222)
in this case the numbers all go to the work telephone just they are
free to use (well local call costs)
So how do I render this in microformats.
Sorry if its on the wiki, or this is the wrong list, just its not
that clear.
--
Gary
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