to do bad things with it, we're just not
giving you the opportunity, full stop).
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, incidentally, also doesn't really like to read things like
-MM-DDThh:mm:ss.sTZD) doesn't, and is far better served with
functional buttons/links or Operator-like tools.
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good web design, I'd say...
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machine tags
link...and rightly so, as people who are not into code geekery,
geocaching, or some other niche pursuit that will require them access to
the actual raw lat/long data, will more likely want to see something
like the map display.
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for http://example.com/video; rather than the img is the
thumbnail for
So yes, it's a slight misuse (or a case of stretching the semantics,
if you will) of rev, I'd say.
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?
I don't think so. This fails to solve a specific problem (solves a
general problem that I'm not sure we need to solve). It also encourages
hiding data, which is Not a Good Thing(tm).
How would that encourage more hiding data than the current use of title?
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for instance. URI schemes cannot be quickly and
easily registered.
3. This puts those links in the tab cycle for keyboard users, and on a
page listing lots of events it would turn into tabbing hell.
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Andy Mabbett wrote:
I would be foolish in the extreme for anyone to dismiss your results on
those grounds.
...they'll just label them as strawman examples...
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with unknown origins thrown around isn't necessarily going to
make them learn any more!
Also, from a marketing perspective, I'd posit that plain and old are
probably not the best terms to sex up and sell the idea.
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here, but: publishers don't
need to know all variations in all languages, just the version in the
language they're authoring, no?
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: it ain't ISO-anything).
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Ben Wiley Sittler wrote:
However, using 8601 in an abbr title and your house style in the abbr
content should work just fine, right?
Yes, of course. Just wanted to add the concept that, as authors,
sometimes the content part of pages isn't fully up to us either :)
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or not.
After all, isn't that what microformats are there for? Being consumed by
machines that can make something useful with them?
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with.
But to bring it back to the original argument, the routine extraction
does not necessarily have to equate to data visible in, say, a tooltip.
The routine extraction may well be mediated via some machine interpretation.
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-title
There's a may here as well, but the generic definition for title
(which could then be used on something like a span) seems far more lax
to me, and in that respect more suited to be plied/bent for microformat
data use. IMHO, of course.
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it completely.
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screen reader who just happen to use a keyboard (or equivalent), rather
than a mouse, for navigation, in some of the major current browsers.
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that it
appears to be more of a bug in JAWS due to the use of sIFR (which causes
JAWS to sometimes read titles, and sometimes not)...but he'll be testing
this further to come to some hard evidence on that.
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stretched to
fit the abbr-pattern, in my (and some other members' and non-members')
opinion, anyway.
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...I understand this whole burden of proof thing is on us, but
still...)
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a little bit of pain on end users in a move to force UA
vendors to change their behaviour to ease that pain? Or am I misreading
that part?
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many accessibility hooks and benefits built right into (X)HTML itself,
opting for flaky heuristics instead) to support this fringe group's
interpretation of what an ABBR is, and what the TITLE attribute stands
for? Forgive me, but this smacks just a bit of arrogance...
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it, yes.
I'd be interested in hearing if anyone else feels as strongly as I do
that the title-design-pattern is something that should codified as soon
as possible.
I'd raise my hand, but you guessed that already, didn't you?
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it as an error if abbr is
used for anything other than the restricted use scenario)?
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