Hi, ok. Let's see if we can offer xhtml+RDFa as an additional format, and see how people react. I'll spread the idea a bit.
best, Andrea Il giorno 27/apr/2013, alle ore 23:05, Sarven Capadisli <[email protected]> ha scritto: > On 04/27/2013 02:31 AM, Andrea Splendiani wrote: >> I'm involved in the organization of a couple of conferences and workshops. >> You do need a template, as without this it's hard to have homogenous >> submissions (even for simple things as page, or html equivalent, length). >> Other than this, the main issue I could see is that proceedings may require >> pdf anyway. >> But we could make a partial step and ask for abstract in xhtml+rdfa, to be >> included in the online program, and full papers in xthml+RDFa as an optional >> submission. >> It's a small step, but a first step. >> I'm very short on time, but if there is a template, I can see if the idea >> finds some interest. >> I have to admit that asking for PDFs sounds a bit retro! > > Challenge accepted! > > Here is the egg in XHTML+RDFa with CSS for LNCS and ACM SIG: > > https://github.com/csarven/linked-research > > See live: > > http://linked-research.270a.info/ > > Will you provide the chicken? :D > > I got it as close to LNCS template as possible for now. ACM SIG is on its way > - (change stylesheet from lncs.css to acmsig.css to see current state). > > I know it is not perfect, however I think it is a decent start. Best viewed > in Firefox/Chrom(e|ium). Print to paper, or PDF from your browser to see > alternative views. What do you think? > > Now, before some of you pixel-perfectionist folks yell at me, please first > chillax and create an issue at GitHub. Or better yet, contribute with pull > requests. It is using Apache License 2.0. But, all feedback is most welcome! > > I still don't think this is main challenge. We need "go ahead"s from > conferences, then we can hack up the best templates and stylesheets that this > universe has ever seen. > > -Sarven >
