In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Andy Mabbett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>There is an outstanding hCalendar "issue" [...] around the use of
>exclusive dtend for whole-day dates [...] which is also one of the
>concerns with the misuse of abbr.
>One of the proposed remedies is to create a new class in hCalendar (and
>other microformats requiring and end date), perhaps "dtendinc" (for
>"inclusive date end") or "dtendwhole" (for "whole-day date end"), such
>that [...]
>parsers are instructed, when exporting iCalendars, to increment the date
>in order to generate the exclusive date-end required by iCalendar.
>As discussed previously [...]
>it would be sensible for this solution to be implemented, subject to the
>usual caveats about process and testing, before the watershed formed by
>the release of Firefox 3.
This would also be in accordance with the stated microformats principle
of "lowering barriers for publishers":
<http://microformats.org/wiki/principles#lowering-barriers>
Is anyone interested in taking this forward?
--
Andy Mabbett
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