Mike Kaply wrote:
The URLs look like this:
http://dogear.example.com/html?tag=collaboration
How do you tag this using rel tag?
If one of the fundamental principles of microformats is the ability to
add microformats to existing web pages, how does it work with existing
tagspaces that don't conform?
Suggestions?
Obviously, you're the only one that can evaluate your situation; if you
want to make your application work with rel-tag, you need a conforming
tag-space. The easiest thing to do would be to set up a redirect that
takes URLs of the form
<http://dogear.example.com/html/tag/collaboration> and maps them to
existing URLs of the form
<http://dogear.example.com/html?tag=collaboration>. Then link to the
former when using rel-tag. This should be very simple to set up in most
web servers and will help you transition to using the new, nicely named
tagspace. ~D
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