2008/11/13 Toby A Inkster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Mark Ng wrote: > One solution to that would be to have the standards document itself state > what type of standard it is, possibly using rel-tag.
Possibly, though how would you know *which* tag inside a page was denoting what type of document it is ? > In the example above, the <div> is just there as a convenient container to > define the prefixes being used, "dc" and "ex". (In a theoretical microformat > serialisation, this would probably be omitted, but I think it's useful to > use a pure RDFa version as a prototype to get an idea about how a future > microformat might work.) Yup - though I wonder how one might sensibly serialise this as a microformat as it is currently invisible data (and maybe it shouldn't be). Or is it actually best serialising this as rel="license" or rel="ecolabel" or, in my case rel="statement-of-principles" and just have the RDFa form of it be as you specify ? I'm not sure whether it would be better to suggest a larger "conforms" pattern or just suggest a specific rel-pattern that solves my particular problem - I guess I'm looking for some more guidance. Mark _______________________________________________ microformats-new mailing list [email protected] http://microformats.org/mailman/listinfo/microformats-new
