Point taken. Thank you for the further explaination Scott. Back to the drawing board for me.
Cheers, Kim
If I right-click on a URL and choose "Add Link to Bookmarks" in my browser, I should ideally get the same link that I would get if I clicked on my microformat parser and imported the hCard. It sounds like I'm getting a different link, that you're presenting different content to different user agents, which is less than ideal. > If this info is > included in the hCard, why would a redirect link be more useful to > machines hCards are intended for machines to parse. Humans can read the content without hCards, but machines can't, so what humans see in their browser is what I mean by "human-readable content," though obviously humans are eventually using the hCard content as well. In your example, the human-readable (browser-rendered) content is less useful than the machine-readable hCard. It's a subtle difference, as both links should eventually end up in the same place, but we should avoid these differences where possible.
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