Hi Jason,
Welcome on board! Yes, you are welcome -- even encouraged! -- to
join in and start editing the Wiki. I don't object to looking at the
broader ecosystem, as long as we don't get bogged down in minutae.
Your post demonstrates admirable initiative and humility, so as long
as you keep that up we'll be fine. :-)
Best,
- Ernie P.
On Jan 10, 2007, at 7:10 AM, Jason Kridner wrote:
I didn't see a "talk" tab on the microformats wiki. I was thinking
that WSDL might be a good place to pull examples and provide a
semantic base. I wanted to try to get your feelings on if the
problem you want to solve is limited to XHTML-REST or is open to
Web APIs in general, with XHTML-REST being the preferred embodiment.
I'm primarily interested in RESTful APIs that return XHTML data,
but I'm hopeful that looking at the broader ecosystem will yield us
the most general solution. Being able to describe a broad set of
existing APIs, even if they aren't RESTful, is a good goal, in my
opinion.
Sitemaps also seems like something that overlaps this definition.
Am I free to add my name of the list of participants and make edits
on the wiki (per the rules: http://microformats.org/wiki/how-to-
play) that reflect this larger problem domain? It looks like this
has been a topic of discussion on the mailing list, but not a lot
of action has taken place in the last few months. I'd like to
start actively using the wiki to categorize examples I can find. I
hope to openly experiment with goal of determining if a single
specification can be used to describe this diverse set of interfaces.
Regards,
JasonK
http://blog.hangerhead.com
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