From: "kalisti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
The issue I'm having right now is finding a balance between keeping my
site optimized for human reading, and also making it as semantically
robust as possible for machines. The specific issue is that since every
business on the site is found within our county, it makes no sense to
include either locality (California) or country-name (US) in the address
information for the reader to see. This simply takes up space without
adding any information -- the site is manifestly about businesses based in
California, which is therefore in the US.
Now, the spec seems to say I can omit this information if I choose to. At
the same time, it seems like omitting this information would result in a
less robust experience for anyone getting the information down the line
via an aggregator -- humans visiting the site will know it is in
California and in the US, but machines will not, and therefore humans who
see the businesses listed anywhere other than our site won't know what
state they're in.
Just include the information marked up as per normal, and use CSS to adjust
the on-screen presentation of the information so that the state and country
aren't visible.
--
Paul Wilkins
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