On 24 Jan 2009, at 08:49, Manu Sporny wrote:
li...@ben-ward.co.uk wrote:
This community very intentionally doesn't try create specifications
for
everything. Previous pure-science efforts such as species died
because
it fell way outside the area of active interest of most of this
community's
li...@ben-ward.co.uk wrote:
> This community very intentionally doesn't try create specifications for
> everything. Previous pure-science efforts such as species died because
> it fell way outside the area of active interest of most of this
> community's participants.
I don't think that's the def
André Luís wrote:
> http://bioformats.org/
>
> Why is this being developed outside of this community?
Possibly because they don't quite understand how the Microformats
Process works. I know our first impression was that we didn't need to
perform any sort of centralized development through the Mic
Ben Ward wrote:
This community very intentionally doesn't try create specifications
for
everything. Previous pure-science efforts such as species died because
it fell way outside the area of active interest of most of this
community's participants.
Not dead, only resting. (Pining for the fjo
On Fri, 23 Jan 2009 20:18:19 +, "André Luís"
said:
> Why is this being developed outside of this community? Has anyone
> heard of this before and/or have contacted the founders of this
> project?
This community very intentionally doesn't try create specifications for
everything. Previous pu
Hi all,
I don't speak for the researchers behind bioformats, but as someone
interested in using microformats (or what you call POSH formats for
that matter) in the field of bioinformatics.
First, I'd like to see efforts such as bioformats.org encouraged.
Bioinformatics is a field with tons of dat
http://bioformats.org/
Why is this being developed outside of this community? Has anyone
heard of this before and/or have contacted the founders of this
project?
I guess they should read the http://microformats.org/wiki/poshformats
page... I see no documentation of discussion nor any study of exa