On 09.07.09 10:15, "Martin McEvoy" wrote:
> Hello all
>
> I wander if anyone can tell me what the 'h' in microformats means?
> I have always thought 'h' was for 'hypertext' but could it mean
> 'hypermedia' or even 'html'
>
> perhaps it means nothing?
my guess: it stands for that certain gr
Hi,
10 SEC SUMMARY
split hRecipe vocabulary in an essential core set (mostly self-defined)
and additional 'suggestions' (all re-used from other vocabularies)
INTRO
I did some homework on the hRecipe page like correcting examples and
removing superfluous references, but now I'm trying to get b
On 26.06.09 01:40, "Stephen Paul Weber" wrote:
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> Somebody claiming to be Thomas Loertsch wrote:
>> On 24.06.09 16:23, "Brian Suda" wrote:
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>>> You should add this to the Wiki under the
Ah, my first megathread... sorry for the late response but I was away over
the weekend. Peter, thanks for finding the bad in the hRecipe example on the
wiki! Ben, thanks for your very accurate analysis! Tantek, thanks for
updating the wiki!
On 28.06.09 23:44, "Peter Mika" wrote:
> I agree with
On 24.06.09 16:23, "Brian Suda" wrote:
> You should add this to the Wiki under the
> FAQs, then we can all iterate on the best answer.
i know that the wiki is regarded as the way to do things in this community
but i'd like to remind you that there is no mechanism in place to get
notification whe
hi all,
thanks for the nice discussion!
On 25.06.09 11:15, "Ben Ward" wrote:
>> However, they might have gotten the idea that it's ok to do this,
>> because the two microformats share the fn property. So they could
>> have thought, why repeat it twice?
>
> I don't agree, although we should ack
hi all,
a question: when contemplating over the feature set of hRecipe it occured to
me that i don't seem to get the rational of mixing vocabularies in all it's
subtleties. e.g. why should i add rel-tag to the hRecipe vocabulary when
people can use rel-tag anyway on any element they want to? likew
On 17.06.09 19:43, "Toby A Inkster" wrote:
> On 17 Jun 2009, at 15:42, Thomas Loertsch wrote:
>
>> I'm not quite sure if I will continue to work on a mapping of *all*
>> microformats to a RDF vocabulary since that's a lot of work.
>
>
> Seen
Hi again,
I'm indulging in hRecipe optimization and advancement today...
Early this year, when hRecipe had just reached Draft-status, Tantek raised
his head and cautioned that the format may contain too many elements and
that it's a *principle* of microformats to start (and maybe stay) small. I
t
Hi,
I mapped hRecipe to an RDF vocabulary and added it as RDFa to our site
www.essen-und-trinken.de. The RDF mapping is documented on the wiki
http://microformats.org/wiki/hrecipe-rdf. I'd be glad to get some feedback!
I'm not quite sure if I will continue to work on a mapping of *all*
microformat
Hi,
we had a discussion on the hRecipe issues page if we should reuse the
measure voacbulary. I'd like to get a feel how stable measure is. The
history suggests that there has not been much development going on for quite
some time, but the format itself looks fairly stable and well worked out,
the
hi,
a new draft of hRecipe is online - version 0.2
enjoy,
thomas
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On 15.01.09 23:29, "Tantek Çelik" wrote:
>>> On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 3:01 AM, Thomas Loertsch
>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> hi,
>>>>
>>>> in hRecipe we use "recipe-title" to avoid the problems with the &qu
-use 'entry-title' from hAtom?
yeah, well, if it was a list of recipes that would make quite some sense.
but "entry-title" in my feeling puts as much weight on "entry" (part of
something bigger) as on "title". not ideal...
i still think "heading&qu
hi,
in hRecipe we use "recipe-title" to avoid the problems with the "title" tag.
but this is ugly and it doesn't scale - it's not reusable in other
microformats. therefor i consulted a thesaurus and filtered out the
following alternatives:
heading
caption
label
since i'm not a native speaker i
lution soon. Lively discussion welcomed!
Cheers,
Thomas
P.s.: I changed my signature on the wiki to 'TomLurge' since I found
'ThomasLoertsch' to be annoyingly long. Phonetically they're the same
though!
On 03.12.08 21:25, "Ben Ward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED
hi,
On 03.12.08 21:25, "Ben Ward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 3 Dec 2008, at 09:49, Thomas Loertsch wrote:
>
>> hRecipe is now a draft, linked from the frontpage. time to celebrate
>> (a
>> little) and scrutinely proofread, critizise and polis
hi all,
hRecipe is now a draft, linked from the frontpage. time to celebrate (a
little) and scrutinely proofread, critizise and polish the sweet little
bastard... http://microformats.org/wiki/recipe.
a few notes right away:
* i rather shamlessly copied the hAudio draft so don't be surprised if s
Hi,
I've incorporated some comments from the wiki into my proposal from october
08 on hrecipe brainstorming. I'd really appreciate feedback from everybody
since we'll soon implement the format on our site. Though it's not a major
problem to change templates at a later state it still would be nice
he community can compare
> and contrast several brainstorm proposals. As part of your proposal you may
> wish to document the reasons behind each choice of property name etc.
>
> Tantek
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Thomas Loertsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> D
Hi,
I'd like to edit the property list and field details on the
recipe-brainstorming page to reflect the recent discussions on the
mailinglist. Since I dominated most of these discussions this is admittedly
a rather subjective task. I would try to be very consensual but still ...
are there any pro
"Examples"-page?
Cheers,
Thomas
Pommes Frites
Pommes frites come from the outer space. They are
served hot. This recipe is only an example. Don't try this at home!
Thomas Loertsch
Published 14.
Oct 2008
500 gramme
potatoes,
hard cooking,
or use frozen pomm
Hi Toby,
thanks for your comments!
On 14.10.08 00:59, "Toby A Inkster" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anyway, this is probably becoming off-topic for uf-discuss. Perhaps
> we should shift over to the SWIG mailing list?
Maybe you're right. I have some hope that people here are interested in
issue
Hi Toby,
I like the reuse of existing vocabularies but I'm wondering if it could be
done in another, less involved way. The way you do it also scarces me a
little because I find it hard to judge how stable vocabularies like those of
donnafales.com or holygoat.co.uk are. And what if there where two
On 09.10.08 13:01, "Tom Morris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm not sure that an RDFa serialization is something that needs
> endorsement or hosting by microformats.org. Once hRecipe is
> formalised, RDF/RDFa-based work that uses the hRecipe vocabulary needs
> no input from microformats.org. The
Hi,
I'd like to propose the development of an RDFa serialization of Recipe.
I'd like to extend Recipe to become:
* Recipe, the vocabulary
* hRecipe, the Microformat serialization of that vocabulary
* aRecipe, the RDFa serialization.
The motivation for this has both a vocabulary side
Hi,
following Tantek's advice on how to garner more interest for my recent
submissions to hRecipe I created a seperate issues page and made some
changes to brainstorming - most of them rather cosmetic, but you better
check.
I also added most of the suggestions and comments that I had posted on t
Hi,
On 24.09.08 23:07, "Toby A Inkster" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've put together slightly better documentation of Cognition's
> support for it here:
>
> http://buzzword.org.uk/cognition/uf-plus.html#hrecipe
slightly ;-) Very impressive work, btw!
>> * Suggestion: idle period / off-ti
Hi all,
as I already posted here we're planning to implement hRecipe at "essen &
trinken" [1]. I think hRecipe is in quite a good shape already. Cognition
[2] has recently included "experimental support for the proposed hRecipe
microformat" (though the document [3] is a bit vague about what exactl
Hi there,
I'm working at "essen & trinken" [1], a fairly popular website [2] about
cooking in german. One of the main features of the site is a collection of
about 10.000 recipes, all actually tried, categorized, etc. They are
published as HTML 4 pages. We would like to make that collection more
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