IRC Log for #microformats on 2006-10-18
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- [00:00:12] <hober>
tantek: he was even a recursive puppet at one point, when malkovich went into the tunnel
- [00:00:27] * SignpostMarv never saw the end of the film
- [00:00:30] <tantek>
hober, indeed, and you saw how well that worked
- [00:00:51] <hober>
Maybe we could use rel-include for that :)
- [00:01:08] <hober>
or rather, object@class=include
- [00:01:48] <SignpostMarv>
is an alias implied by "me", or should the relationship be more explicit ?
- [00:03:08] <SignpostMarv>
(same goes for employer/employee/client/tenant/landlord outside the context of a hResume and hCal)
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edsu is Ed Summers from the Library of Congress <http://www.inkdroid.org>
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- [00:38:39] <mfbot>
[[implementations]] http://microformats.org/wiki?title=implementations&diff=0&oldid=9543 * Chris Messina * (+171) added Blinksale
- [00:54:05] <SignpostMarv>
comments on rel="puppet" vs rel="avatar" from another Resident of SL:
- [00:54:47] <SignpostMarv>
In RL puppet/puppeteer is common, but fails to describe the relationship between the user and the avatar.
- [00:54:56] <SignpostMarv>
[17:48] Tateru Nino: Basically, for most people in SL, the avatar is as the word describes it. An extension, or projection of the self.
- [00:54:56] <SignpostMarv>
[17:49] Tateru Nino: "Puppet" is grieferspeak.
- [00:54:56] <SignpostMarv>
[17:49] Tateru Nino: They don't have any attachment to the avatar, nor fully grasp that anyone else does either.
- [00:56:59] <tantek>
I'd say it was quite an accurate/similar use in Being John Malkovich
- [00:57:21] <tantek>
Cusack's character *definitely* used Malkovich as an extension of the self
- [00:57:39] <tantek>
?def grieferspeak
- [00:57:39] <jibot>
Nobody has defined grieferspeak yet
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- [00:59:20] <tantek>
"projection of the self" is a bit of an exaggeration - as much as when you are playing any other videogame and controlling a character on the screen is a "projection of the self". SL just has more degrees of freedom. More puppet strings to pull on and joints to move.
- [00:59:40] <tantek>
avatars are just hightech virtual puppets
- [01:00:06] <csarven>
heh
- [01:00:15] <SignpostMarv>
^replies might take a while, Tateru is being interviewed (again)
- [01:00:30] <tantek>
now when you upload/download your consciousness into other "vessels", then we can have this conversation about "the self" again
- [01:00:40] <tantek>
c.f. Matrix etc.
- [01:04:07] <SignpostMarv>
I think what Tateru was meaning is that the word "puppet" does not accurately describe the relationship between a natural person and their virtual persons
- [01:05:08] <SignpostMarv>
[18:04] Tateru Nino: Heh. Nobody can define the self. Once we can figure out how to transfer it, I think we'll have a better notion of how puppet vs avatar paradigms relate to each other.
- [01:07:00] <SignpostMarv>
no jokes about rel="me" please :P
- [01:25:34] <tantek>
I think there may be a bit of antipuppetism going on here - there is no reason to consider puppets to be any less than a "virtual person" in SL. Puppets are often shaped to approximate human form, just as many SL avatars are. Any SLers that also do RL puppets?
- [01:26:49] <SignpostMarv>
[18:26] Tateru Nino: I seem to remember hearing of at least one, but I don't know who.
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- [01:29:31] <bewest>
SL?
- [01:29:42] <SignpostMarv>
Second Life
- [01:29:57] <SignpostMarv>
[18:28] Tateru Nino: At the core, the human body is essentially a puppet for the self. Along more technological lines a car is both immersive and augmenting. Control of the car is generally unconscious, and reflexive. For many who have been here a while, an SL avatar is the
- [01:29:57] <SignpostMarv>
[18:28] Tateru Nino: same.
- [01:32:54] <tantek>
the human body is not a puppet for the self because you cannot transfer into / out of it
- [01:33:06] <tantek>
therefore the analogy is flawed
- [01:33:31] <SignpostMarv>
You cannot currently transfer it
- [01:33:48] <tantek>
like I said, until you can upload/download your consciousness into other "vessels", then we can have this conversation about "the self" again
- [01:33:54] <SignpostMarv>
Not counting out of body experiences, astral projection etc etc
- [01:34:00] <tantek>
which are all fiction
- [01:34:14] <tantek>
or rather
- [01:34:17] <SignpostMarv>
there's a difference between fiction and that which has not been scientifically proven
- [01:34:18] <tantek>
illusions in the first case
- [01:34:46] <tantek>
out of body experiences have been explained by what the brain attempts to interpret at those moments
- [01:35:08] <tantek>
astral projection is fiction
- [01:35:11] <SignpostMarv>
explained, but not proven :-D
- [01:35:37] <tantek>
hence why we stick to "real world example" :D
- [01:35:40] <SignpostMarv>
[18:34] Tateru Nino: I think transferrance is unneccessary - a holdover of a traditionalist view of space - no offense :)
- [01:36:02] <tantek>
if you can transfer in/out you can distinguish puppeteer/puppet
- [01:36:05] <tantek>
if you can't, you can't
- [01:36:54] <tantek>
it makes avatars much more like puppets than people
- [01:40:41] <tantek>
I know it probably doesn't help SL marketing to think of SL as a shared world of virtual puppets, but that's essentially what SL is.
- [01:40:41] <SignpostMarv>
[18:39] Tateru Nino: I think we'd need to spend some time getting our terminology straight for this discussion. You're using some key terms rather differently to how I would - and that's going to cause confusion up-front.
- [01:40:56] <SignpostMarv>
Tateru would like you to email her :-D
- [01:41:17] <tantek>
email is untenable for me unfortunately - too much of it to keep up with
- [01:41:28] <SignpostMarv>
hehe
- [01:42:23] <tantek>
ttfn
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- [01:44:29] <SignpostMarv>
isn't a puppet something which is controlled by a person, and an avatar a representation of a person ?
- [01:45:38] <SignpostMarv>
a puppet is not necesarily a representation of that person
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mlinksva is Mike Linksvayer and from Creative Commons
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- [05:18:43] <Frederic>
morning
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- [07:26:55] <jibot>
bengee is Benjamin Nowack (http://bnode.org/)
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- [07:46:08] <mfbot>
[[mailing-lists]] http://microformats.org/wiki?title=mailing-lists&diff=0&oldid=9544 * AndyMabbett * (+18) on reflection...
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danja is Danny Ayers, http://dannyayers.com
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trovster is a web developer from the UK who writes on http://www.trovster.com and helps with www.multipack.co.uk
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drewinthehead is the author of hKit and a developer for Yahoo! Europe
- [08:19:50] <mfbot>
[[faq]] http://microformats.org/wiki?title=faq&diff=0&oldid=9545 * Phae * (+89) Microformats and Spam -
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BenWard is Ben Ward of http://ben-ward.co.uk (+0000/+0100 GMT)
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- [08:29:31] <Whiskey_M>
morning Drew
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- [08:48:26] <drewinthehead>
mornin' Whs
- [08:48:30] <drewinthehead>
Whiskey_M :)
- [08:48:36] <Whiskey_M>
you ready for tomorrow?
- [08:48:39] <drewinthehead>
hah
- [08:48:47] <Whiskey_M>
oh, that good ;)
- [08:48:52] <drewinthehead>
getting there ... i've been working on my slides
- [08:49:10] <drewinthehead>
i'm not sure how it ends yet
- [08:49:35] <drewinthehead>
perhaps we could make it interactive and let the crowd choose the ending
- [08:49:44] <Whiskey_M>
Looking forward to seeing them --- well normally it ends "and they all lived happily ever after...", but I don't think that is the conclusion you're looking for
- [08:49:54] <mfbot>
[[species-brainstorming]] http://microformats.org/wiki?title=species-brainstorming&diff=0&oldid=9546 * SXBRC * (+698) Questions -
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[[include]] N http://microformats.org/wiki/include * AndyMabbett * (+29) redirect
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[[includes]] N http://microformats.org/wiki/includes * AndyMabbett * (+29) redirect
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[[inclusion]] N http://microformats.org/wiki/inclusion * AndyMabbett * (+29) redirect
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[[inclusions]] N http://microformats.org/wiki/inclusions * AndyMabbett * (+29) redirect
- [10:14:27] <mfbot>
[[include-pattern-feedback]] http://microformats.org/wiki?title=include-pattern-feedback&diff=0&oldid=9547 * AndyMabbett * (+217) Unclear status
- [10:14:38] <mfbot>
[[Main Page]] http://microformats.org/wiki?title=Main_Page&diff=0&oldid=9548 * Phae * (+51) It's not just background... it's where to go first!
- [10:14:49] <mfbot>
[[include-pattern-feedback]] M http://microformats.org/wiki?title=include-pattern-feedback&diff=0&oldid=9549 * AndyMabbett * (-2) Unclear status
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[[introduction]] M http://microformats.org/wiki?title=introduction&diff=0&oldid=9550 * Phae * (+56) See also -
- [10:18:51] <mfbot>
[[include-pattern-feedback]] http://microformats.org/wiki?title=include-pattern-feedback&diff=0&oldid=9551 * AndyMabbett * (+11) add date to unanswered question
- [10:19:42] <mfbot>
[[include-pattern-feedback]] M http://microformats.org/wiki?title=include-pattern-feedback&diff=0&oldid=9552 * AndyMabbett * (+37) Include Pattern Feedback - link to parent page
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McNulty is Ciaran McNulty (http://ciaranmcnulty.com)
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- [11:24:09] <charles_r>
is anyone having trouble getting to the uF site?
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- [11:32:36] <charles_r>
anyone?
- [11:32:44] <charles_r>
the site is down for me
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- [11:49:31] <lucasvo>
hi
- [11:50:23] <lucasvo>
I have a question about urls in hcards, on the wiki it says: URL in vCard becomes <a class="url" href="...">...</a> inside the element with class="vcard" in hCard.
- [11:50:50] <lucasvo>
can I also make an url <a class="url big" href="..."> ?
- [11:51:51] <Whiskey_M>
where big is?
- [11:51:57] <Whiskey_M>
a css style?
- [11:52:01] <lucasvo>
Whiskey_M: yes
- [11:52:07] <Whiskey_M>
shouldn't be a problem
- [11:52:58] <lucasvo>
ok. also I wanted to know, is there an example of using a table to display multiple hcards? (one contact in every row)
- [11:53:27] <lucasvo>
afaik <span class="hcard"><tr>...</tr></span> isn't allowed?
- [11:53:35] <lucasvo>
or can I use <tr class="hcard">?
- [11:53:46] <trovster>
<tr class="hcard"> is fine
- [11:54:12] <Whiskey_M>
take a look here: http://microformats.org/wiki/hcard#Examples_in_the_wild to see how other people are using them
- [11:54:14] <lucasvo>
cool
- [11:54:24] <trovster>
<tr class="hcard"><td class="fn">my name</td><td class="role">developer</td>
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sreynen is Scott Reynen, who makes things at makedatamakesense.com
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Phae is Frances Berriman of http://www.fberriman.com/
- [12:26:55] <Phae>
afternoon
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briansuda is brian suda of http://suda.co.uk and is at (-0000 GMT) and is author of "Using Microformats" for O'Reilly [http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/microformats/]
- [12:27:51] <trovster>
lo
- [12:30:07] <briansuda>
afternoon
- [12:31:27] <davecardwell>
B[B/clear
- [12:31:43] <davecardwell>
bah
- [12:32:15] <Phae>
no one noticed, it's ok.
- [12:33:17] <briansuda>
how's the WSG Microformats meeting shaping-up for tomorrow?
- [12:33:27] <Whiskey_M>
I'm looking forward to it for one :)
- [12:33:34] <Phae>
Looks like it will be busy.
- [12:33:54] <Phae>
I have the afternoon off :)
- [12:35:00] <briansuda>
is there anything planned for Nov?
- [12:35:36] <Phae>
hmm.. nothing exclusively uFy springs to mind.
- [12:35:43] * Phae consults upcoming
- [12:36:11] <Phae>
No
- [12:37:23] <briansuda>
WOW, according to Upcoming, 107 people attending!
- [12:37:36] * Phae nods.
- [12:37:47] <Phae>
There was a large turnout for the first one, so I'm not surprised.
- [12:38:22] <briansuda>
last i checked it was hovering around 23 people - it made a jump somewhere! i'd like to think it is because of MFs
- [12:38:50] <Phae>
Perhaps :)
- [12:40:18] <Phae>
I'll have to make some notes and take a couple snaps for the uF blog
- [12:40:18] <briansuda>
i should be down in london in a few weeks, maybe then we all can have an impromptu meet-up... M(F)lashMeetup
- [12:40:30] <Phae>
That'd be cool.
- [12:40:42] <briansuda>
there are MF groups on Flickr and Ma.gnolia
- [12:41:05] <Phae>
I don't use magnolia enough. I think I'm on the flickr one.
- [12:41:31] <briansuda>
if not, you should certainly add them there (flickr) as well
- [12:41:45] <Whiskey_M>
will there be space for all those people?
- [12:41:50] <Phae>
Oh, of course, brian.
- [12:42:23] <Phae>
I assume so! If it was very limited space, a cap would have been put on the listing
- [12:43:01] <Whiskey_M>
hope so, I'm hoping to bring one of my devs along as a bit of a thank you
- [12:43:25] <briansuda>
then you should get there early!!
- [12:43:55] <Whiskey_M>
ahh, but not before checking out the pub first ;)
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- [12:44:32] <Phae>
The pub we're going to after?
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- [12:44:38] <Phae>
That's where we go for pub standards.
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- [12:45:06] <Whiskey_M>
yup, helped no end in the last place popping along for a pint before, being polite - helped a lot when the bar got busier ;)
- [12:45:10] <briansuda>
Phae, do you know who creates all the pub standards stickers?
- [12:45:23] <Phae>
Yes.. but his name escapes me. 2 seconds!
- [12:46:05] <briansuda>
drewinthehead told me who it was and sent me a link to the site to buy the stickers
- [12:46:18] <Phae>
matt sephton!
- [12:46:24] <briansuda>
i was wondering if you knew the person, rel="met friend"
- [12:46:29] <Phae>
the original set were once done for a hen party, but geekified.
- [12:46:40] <Phae>
oh
- [12:46:47] <Phae>
and yeah.. rel="met friend" I guess.
- [12:46:56] <Phae>
He gave me a whole sheet of hte stickers the first time I met him.
- [12:47:01] <briansuda>
but you don't remember his name?
- [12:47:11] <Phae>
I don't really know him that well... I've met him twice?
- [12:47:16] <briansuda>
rel="aquatinance"
- [12:47:18] <Phae>
yeah.
- [12:47:20] <Phae>
hehe
- [12:47:20] <briansuda>
:)
- [12:47:49] <briansuda>
ok, if he is there tomorrow, i had some suggestions for some stickers
- [12:48:01] <Phae>
oh cool.
- [12:48:07] <Phae>
maybe you could be the next "guest face"
- [12:48:16] <briansuda>
i'd like to see one that says "NOT a werewolf"
- [12:48:23] <Phae>
good call.
- [12:48:28] <briansuda>
that would come in handy
- [12:48:29] <lucasvo>
is there a field position in hcard?
- [12:48:46] <Phae>
field as in.. of expertise?
- [12:48:48] <briansuda>
lucasvo, what do you mean by field
- [12:49:03] <briansuda>
There is ROLE and TITLE and ORG
- [12:49:04] <trovster>
<p class="subscribe xml"><a href="/atom/" type="application/atom+xml" rel="alternate">Subscribe to comments</a></p> is that rel + type correct?
- [12:49:18] <lucasvo>
briansuda: that's what I needed
- [12:49:20] <lucasvo>
briansuda: thanks
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- [12:49:34] <lucasvo>
briansuda: N:Public;John;Quinlan;Mr.;Esq.
- [12:50:05] <trovster>
ATM, it goes to a 404, but Firefox asks me to download the file as MS-DOS exe file :s
- [12:50:12] <briansuda>
lucasvo, that N: looks fine, but there is no FIELD in that?
- [12:50:50] <briansuda>
trovster, then you might have apache configured wrong... do you have a mimeType for application/atom+xml
- [12:51:05] <briansuda>
because that HTML looks fine to me
- [12:51:26] <trovster>
No idea. But if I remove the type="" part, clicking the link gives me the 404 correctly.
- [12:51:40] <briansuda>
browsers don't usually honor the TYPE attribute, the content-type in the HTTP header takes precidence
- [12:51:51] <briansuda>
do you have a link?
- [12:52:10] <trovster>
Not presently, and it'll be private when I do, give me 10 mins I'll pm if that's ok
- [12:53:24] <briansuda>
lucasvo, did that answer all of your questions?
- [12:53:57] <briansuda>
Phae, i had a whole series of other UNICODE jokes that would make good stickers
- [12:54:18] * briansuda still wants a ♌ on a ✈ sticker
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- [12:55:07] <Phae>
I'm sure he'd use them
- [12:55:19] <Phae>
I'm annoyed I missed the last one
- [12:55:34] <Phae>
I was working late and couldn't be bothered by the time I got out
- [12:56:18] <briansuda>
well, if you manage to see him tomorrow, please pass along my suggestions, maybe even an MF sticker! we need more schwag
- [12:56:29] <Phae>
Very good idea.
- [12:56:31] <Phae>
I will.
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remi is Remi Prevost, a web developper (yeah, that's how we spell "developer" in french) from Quebec and blogs about web stuff at <http://remiprevost.com/>
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drewinthehead is the author of hKit and a developer for Yahoo! Europe
- [13:22:17] <lucasvo>
Is this valid: <form class="vcard"> <input type="text" class="given-name" value="Peter" /></form>?
- [13:22:35] <trovster>
Suppose so
- [13:22:47] <briansuda>
you always need a class="fn"
- [13:22:50] <Frederic>
lucasvo: lacks of fn
- [13:23:16] <trovster>
:( I suck, heh
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- [13:23:31] <lucasvo>
I mean generally, I mean if one can use input fields.
- [13:24:10] <Phae>
Sounds like the thread that was going on on the mailing list the other day
- [13:24:10] <briansuda>
you can use input fields, but what do you expect as the data? the @value, the node value, the @title?
- [13:24:14] <Phae>
about uFs on form fields
- [13:25:01] <lucasvo>
briansuda: the node value
- [13:25:31] <briansuda>
with <input /> there is no node value unless you do the (valid but pointless) <input>hello world</input>
- [13:25:42] <lucasvo>
is there a microformats validator which chechks if everything is correct?
- [13:25:57] <lucasvo>
briansuda: so having an editable vcard is impossible?
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- [13:26:27] <briansuda>
1) no validator as of yet
- [13:26:38] <briansuda>
2) editable vcard - issues...
- [13:26:53] <briansuda>
TAILS is client side, so it could extract those form field values (maybe)
- [13:27:10] <briansuda>
X2V is server side, so it would only ever get the default values of <input> not what you entered
- [13:27:35] <lucasvo>
ok
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- [13:29:03] <briansuda>
not sure how TAILS works with the DOM, either the original page, or the updated DOM, so even AJAXy things updating the page in <span>s and <div>s may not work...
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briansuda: do you have a link to TAILS?
- [13:29:47] <briansuda>
http://blog.codeeg.com/tails-firefox-extension-03/
- [13:29:52] <lucasvo>
ah, its a firefox extension
- [13:29:53] <lucasvo>
cool
- [13:30:08] <briansuda>
it does work for OSX even though it says windows only
- [13:30:39] <lucasvo>
I need linux
- [13:31:26] <drewinthehead>
greetings people of the internets.
- [13:32:12] <drewinthehead>
should probably work on linux too, lucasvo
- [13:34:19] <briansuda>
hello drewinthehead
- [13:34:34] <drewinthehead>
hey briansuda
- [13:35:01] <drewinthehead>
i'm presenting tomorrow night ... argh! just been doing some slides
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- [13:37:00] <briansuda>
if you want me to review anything let me know... and/or finish software bugs in X2V?
- [13:45:19] <drewinthehead>
i'm not going to be able to demo anything (no 'net connection), so i've been mocking stuff up
- [13:45:28] <drewinthehead>
less impressive, but also much, much simpler
- [13:45:37] <drewinthehead>
less chance of anything going wrong ;)
- [13:47:08] <briansuda>
true
- [13:51:38] <briansuda>
http://www.web2expo.com/ Proposal deadline: October 30, 2006. Anyone want to put in an MF proposal?
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McNulty is Ciaran McNulty (http://ciaranmcnulty.com)
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- [13:57:21] <drewinthehead>
a 3 hour tutorial on microformats would probably cover the lot
- [13:58:21] <briansuda>
kingryan and i have a 5 hour tutorial at XTECH06, and near the end it felt like were were rushing it
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- [13:58:37] <drewinthehead>
really? gosh
- [13:59:28] <McNulty>
I guess it depends how much of the basics of nice semantic XHTML you cover
- [13:59:36] <McNulty>
before going on to the uF bits.
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i think our presentation slides are available online....
- [14:00:01] * briansuda checks
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http://theryanking.com/presentations/2006/xtech/tutorial/
- [14:01:08] <briansuda>
that covered most of the popular MFs of the time, but things have grown...
- [14:01:39] <briansuda>
i pitty the folks who sat through it all, 5 hours is a LONG time to listen to Me waffle on about MFs! :)
- [14:01:51] <McNulty>
was there at least a break? ;-)
- [14:02:16] <briansuda>
a few breaks...
- [14:02:45] <briansuda>
with 3 speakers, tomorrow should go by quick and be entertaining
- [14:05:03] <Whiskey_M>
looking forward, did you find your conclusion drew?
- [14:05:44] <drewinthehead>
not yet, Whiskey_M ... but i've done all my slides up to that point
- [14:05:51] <drewinthehead>
so i just need to tidy it up tonight
- [14:05:58] <drewinthehead>
tie up the loose ends
- [14:06:05] <McNulty>
drewinthehead - what's the title of the presentation?
- [14:06:08] <drewinthehead>
and add more squirrel pictures
- [14:06:16] <drewinthehead>
"Can your website be your API?"
- [14:08:49] <McNulty>
huh, nice
- [14:09:10] <McNulty>
I'd be very interested in seeing the slides after
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- [14:26:45] <drewinthehead>
i think, all going well, it'll be podcast, McNulty
- [14:27:16] <drewinthehead>
i may also write it up as an article
- [14:27:40] <drewinthehead>
(beat)
- [14:27:51] <drewinthehead>
rel-license applies to the entire page, correct?
- [14:30:56] <McNulty>
yes
- [14:30:58] <drewinthehead>
from the spec i can't see anything that relates to scope
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"By adding rel="license" to a hyperlink, a page indicates that the destination of that hyperlink is license for the current page."
- [14:31:32] <drewinthehead>
right, that's just what i was reading.
- [14:31:42] <drewinthehead>
ok, well that makes life easy.
- [14:31:56] <McNulty>
however...
- [14:32:22] <McNulty>
rel-tag says something very similar, and then in other uFs the scope of the tag is reduced to some subset of the page
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that may be a special case for tag on the grounds that if a part of the page has a tag applied, then that tag should apply to the whole page (ish)
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vmarks is in NC
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- [14:42:46] <drewinthehead>
flickr fails to use rel-license :/
- [14:45:11] <pnhOldbook>
whats being licensed :P
- [14:46:14] <pnhOldbook>
certainly not the page including comments, etc.
- [14:47:13] <McNulty>
I'd be surprised if the comments didn't fall under *some* license
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- [14:47:20] <McNulty>
I mean, they must have a policy about who owns them.
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oh sure... i just mean.. using rel=license on the license that refers to the image without any conventions yet for specificity there could be considered a bit 'wrong'.. however the comments are licensed.. if only just standard copyright.. i wouldn't think it would change with the status of the photo
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similarly for the newsvine examples which i have to dig up more of
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where a cc licensed photo from flickr is included in someone else's work
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Yeah but the rel-license can point to a flickr page saying 'the pic is license X, the comments are license Y'
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cgriego is Chris Griego (-06:00) and a front-end architect with rd2inc.com
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the joys of working inside a big corp
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:)
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drewinthehead: show us :)
- [15:38:56] <Frederic>
I promise I won't tell about it out of the Internet
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McNulty is Ciaran McNulty (http://ciaranmcnulty.com)
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- [15:43:45] <McNulty>
So is this something one can just turn up to?
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gsnedders is a 14 year old idiot from Scotland and pretends to have a website at http://geoffers.uni.cc/
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you stopped panicing yet Drew ;)
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(just incase drewinthehead ha stopped)
- [16:13:45] <drewinthehead>
not yet!
- [16:14:03] <drewinthehead>
i'll be less panic'd when i've finished my slides and have my ending
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hopefully the bus will be one of the larger ones this evening, so i've got room to get my mac out
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we'll I'll have a pint for you beforehand to help calm your nerves ;)
- [16:16:00] <Whiskey_M>
somewhere in that last sentence as an extra apostrophe, but it's too late to worry now
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catchya later.
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mlinksva is Mike Linksvayer and from Creative Commons
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pnhOldbook, check out http://microformats.org/wiki/licensing for next steps in microformats for licensing.
- [17:16:21] <pnhOldbook>
read em...
- [17:17:02] <pnhOldbook>
and keeping my eye out for examples (like the newsvine case, just need to come across a few stories using flickr images/that markup)
- [17:20:01] <pnhOldbook>
but thanks for pointing it out again
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[[faq]] http://microformats.org/wiki?title=faq&diff=0&oldid=9553 * BenWest * (+22) Class semantics - fixed an example regarding multiple classnames. there are still todo's left in this faq
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Phae is Frances Berriman of http://www.fberriman.com/
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- [18:49:00] <bewest>
kingryan: can we add some styles to the wiki stylesheet?
- [18:49:31] <bewest>
kingryan: I have a convention in my wiki's: I add some class names like "todo", "aside", "note" and add some styles that highlight these items to make them noticeable
- [18:49:46] <bewest>
kingryan: this way people know which areas are under construction and need work
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kingryan: and it supports "direct manipulation"
- [18:49:56] <Phae>
That'd be helpful.
- [18:50:00] <kingryan>
are you asking if it's technically feasible?
- [18:50:24] <kingryan>
or for permission?
- [18:50:27] <kingryan>
or both?
- [18:50:39] <bewest>
something like that
- [18:50:49] <bewest>
rather than telling you to do something...
- [18:50:57] <bewest>
I don't know how to edit the stylsheet on the wiki
- [18:51:00] <bewest>
or if I'm able to
- [18:51:16] <bewest>
I've noticed many other standards bodies follow similar conventions
- [18:51:35] <kingryan>
I wouldn't mind it at all. if you send me some css declarations, I can add them
- [18:51:44] <bewest>
here comes the pastebin...
- [18:52:41] <kingryan>
hmm, we need a pastebin for this channel
- [18:53:59] <bewest>
http://pastebin.ca/208619
- [18:55:33] <Phae>
aye
- [18:55:58] <kingryan>
have you used these classnames anywhere yet?
- [18:56:03] <bewest>
yeah
- [18:56:17] <bewest>
all over an internal wiki
- [18:56:25] <bewest>
I don't mind someone editing them
- [18:56:29] <bewest>
they aren't particularly well tested
- [18:56:29] <kingryan>
ah, I meant on our wiki
- [18:56:32] <bewest>
oh yes
- [18:56:33] <bewest>
just now
- [18:56:34] <bewest>
:-)
- [18:56:38] <bewest>
but I can change them
- [18:56:41] <bewest>
I just started
- [18:56:50] <kingryan>
I wanted to preview before I started editing the css files
- [18:57:01] <bewest>
ok...
- [18:57:10] <mfbot>
[[faq]] http://microformats.org/wiki?title=faq&diff=0&oldid=9554 * BenWest * (+780) Class semantics -
- [18:57:13] <bewest>
:-)
- [18:57:16] <bewest>
check the faq
- [19:00:46] * kingryan looks
- [19:00:56] <kingryan>
what's #debug_log for?
- [19:01:10] <bewest>
erm... I just copy/pasted a stylesheet
- [19:01:12] <bewest>
feel free to delete
- [19:01:40] <kingryan>
well, I just want to get an idea of what these will be used for
- [19:01:43] <bewest>
#debug_log is an area I use to log events using js
- [19:01:58] <kingryan>
we will have to document the class names, so that others know what to use them for
- [19:02:03] <bewest>
the class semantics section now has todo, idea, and aside
- [19:02:13] <bewest>
todo is for something that needs doing
- [19:02:22] <bewest>
such as "consider ___" or "needs link to __"
- [19:02:43] <kingryan>
ok
- [19:03:00] <bewest>
aside is to make it a box and float it off to the side
- [19:03:13] <kingryan>
this reminds me that I need to document and style the class names I used on http://microformats.org/wiki/hresume
- [19:03:14] <bewest>
note is for editorial types of notes
- [19:03:27] <bewest>
keyword is for important terms
- [19:03:36] <bewest>
minikeyword are for slightly less important terms
- [19:03:52] <Phae>
Stick 'em in the FAQ somewhere?
- [19:04:01] <bewest>
I forget what name and current is for
- [19:04:12] <bewest>
oh
- [19:04:13] <kingryan>
hmm
- [19:04:22] <bewest>
current is to tag the current state of affairs from a list of possible states
- [19:04:32] <bewest>
for example if you are doing planning, and have listed planned phases
- [19:04:35] <kingryan>
I definitely like the idea, but I'm not sure these particular semantics are that useful for us....
- [19:04:39] <bewest>
you would add current to the phase you are currently in
- [19:04:52] <kingryan>
perhaps we should start with semantics we already employ and try to make them explicit?
- [19:05:05] <bewest>
sure
- [19:05:13] <kingryan>
pave the cowpaths and all
- [19:05:19] <bewest>
as long as I get something anaologous to "todo" and "aside" I'll be happy
- [19:05:46] <kingryan>
todo, sure, but we don't currently do asides, do we?
- [19:06:00] <bewest>
I don't understand
- [19:06:35] <kingryan>
I'm sayin' "start authoring them, then we'll talk about styling them" :D
- [19:06:43] <bewest>
afaik there's no way to do an aside
- [19:06:51] <bewest>
so how could you?
- [19:07:06] * bewest has already authored at least one
- [19:07:15] <kingryan>
you can't do the presentation, no
- [19:07:20] <kingryan>
but you can write the content
- [19:07:30] <kingryan>
and it should make sense without the styling
- [19:07:48] <bewest>
"Consider creating a new section for web authorint tips?"
- [19:07:51] <bewest>
this is an aside
- [19:07:53] <bewest>
it's also a todo
- [19:07:58] <bewest>
and possibly an idea
- [19:08:10] <kingryan>
sure
- [19:08:23] <bewest>
it's an aside because it isn't directly related to the content at hand
- [19:08:30] <bewest>
and as such doesn't really belong inline...
- [19:08:31] <kingryan>
but remember, whatever we do needs to be understandable with css turned off
- [19:08:37] <bewest>
but I thought of it and needed to write it down quickly
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- [19:08:53] <kingryan>
plus, some techniques you use in this stylesheet won't work in ie6
- [19:08:53] <bewest>
asides probably have a short shelf life
- [19:08:57] <bewest>
yes, I know
- [19:08:58] <Phae>
evening drew
- [19:09:24] <bewest>
when I authored this stylesheet I wasn't particularly worried about ie6, just with getting some work done
- [19:09:31] <bewest>
I'm not suggesting this stylesheet is suitable...
- [19:09:54] <bewest>
just providing it to jumpstart at least "todo"
- [19:09:59] <kingryan>
neither am i :D
- [19:10:06] <drewinthehead>
evening Phae, evening all :)
- [19:10:42] <kingryan>
bewest: I'll give you todo, but without the generated content
- [19:11:01] <bewest>
ok fine :-) I can suffer writing the word TODO:
- [19:11:49] <bewest>
maybe editorial, or note instead of aside
- [19:11:57] <bewest>
oh, btw
- [19:12:03] <bewest>
aside isn't meant as a standalone
- [19:12:07] <bewest>
it's purely visual
- [19:12:18] <bewest>
it should go with todo or note at least
- [19:12:26] <bewest>
note indicates some editorial process at work
- [19:12:58] <bewest>
todo is "I know this needs to be done but am too lazy to do it at the moment"
- [19:13:06] <bewest>
s/lazy/busy
- [19:13:33] <bewest>
so aside is purely a visual compliment... not really meant to convey any meaning
- [19:13:37] <Phae>
note and todo seem practically the same to me. unless you mean like, foot notes?
- [19:13:40] <Phae>
oh
- [19:13:52] <bewest>
hmmm lemme find an example on another spec
- [19:15:31] <bewest>
http://whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/#htmloptionscollection red box at the bottom is what I consider to be a note... it's a bit different from a todo
- [19:16:18] <Phae>
oh. They're like edit posties that word and such do. Sort of after thoughts.
- [19:16:28] <bewest>
where as "Need to define the remaining members." is a todo
- [19:16:30] <kingryan>
bewest: suggested todo styles installed
- [19:16:37] <Phae>
one is a must do
- [19:16:40] <Phae>
the other is a suggestion
- [19:18:13] <bewest>
might not be important..
- [19:18:25] * bewest refreshes but doesn't see anything
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re
- [19:21:32] <kingryan>
its in http://microformats.org/wiki/skins/monobook/main.css
- [19:21:41] <Phae>
I think just todo would suffice for most of our needs.
- [19:23:43] <bewest>
yes, my "edit css" bookmarklet shows the style is present
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for hCalendar, am I right in thinking I have to go off and read iCalendar just to read the spec!?
- [19:24:30] <kingryan>
for now, yes, gsnedders
- [19:25:37] <gsnedders>
kingryan: thanks, but I must say that seems completely idiotic
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[[faq]] M http://microformats.org/wiki?title=faq&diff=0&oldid=9555 * BenWest * (-12) Q. ''How will microformat class names impact page size?'' - test todo's
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gsnedders: in the initial stages, we've been careful to no replicate things from ical to hcal, because the process of replicating specs and assertions is bound to cause errors
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but I think we understand it well enough now to do it
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but so is getting every implementation to try and put iCal as an hCal going to cause issues.
- [19:27:53] <kingryan>
I agree
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good afternoon
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afternoon
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- [21:56:27] <tantek>
hmmm... that's disturbing - it appears someone was on irc.freenode.net as "tantek" but unauthenticated for about the past 18 hours approximately. i had to RECOVER my nick manually to take it back. just FYI.
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- [22:04:42] <bewest>
gah... I don't understand Andy's comments
- [22:05:03] <bewest>
someone explains something, I create a list to summarize... then he says I forgot something
- [22:05:58] <bewest>
he then rearranges the list so that it's the same list... I'm not sure if he's saying the list is useless or what
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- [22:20:17] <tantek>
bewest, Justin's input appears to make sense
- [22:21:46] <tantek>
and thanks much for adding to the FAQ
- [22:24:15] <_fil_>
oh dear, I sold the Eiffel tower to "tantek" yesterday
- [22:24:23] <_fil_>
do you mean I'm not going to cover?
- [22:28:01] <tantek>
_fil_, did that include postage and reassembly?
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- [22:30:22] <bewest>
well, authenticating to anything really
- [22:30:49] <bewest>
*ring ring* Did you really mean to purchase the Eiffel Tower? Press 1 for yes, any other button for HELL NO!
- [22:31:21] <_fil_>
well for that price it sure did!
- [22:31:38] <_fil_>
more expensive than YouTube ;-)
- [22:31:45] <_fil_>
and much stronger
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- [22:35:40] <bewest>
_fil_: what about the user base?
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[[faq]] http://microformats.org/wiki?title=faq&diff=0&oldid=9556 * Tantek * (+17) Q. ''How will microformat class names impact page size?'' - - added links
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[[to-do]] M http://microformats.org/wiki?title=to-do&diff=0&oldid=9557 * Tantek * (+226) added to do - create principles page from existing content on site
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bewest, i think there may be a short term support contract for the existing user base consisting of tourist-travel discounts.
- [22:40:19] <_fil_>
it depends where you reassemble it
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- [22:40:37] <tantek>
bewest, I added a few links to your new faq answer
- [22:44:32] <bewest>
thanks
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- [22:48:49] * bewest wonders if a map of where the servers hosting published microformats are would be interesting
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[[faq]] http://microformats.org/wiki?title=faq&diff=0&oldid=9558 * AndyMabbett * (+119) Class semantics - another answer
- [22:49:58] <bewest>
actually a map of where the authors of microformatted content are would be more interesting
- [22:50:12] <bewest>
I suspect most people hear about it at a conference or something similar
- [22:50:19] <bewest>
there's a real life touch point
- [22:50:22] <veeliam>
i agree. that would be a rather nifty idea.
- [22:50:57] <bewest>
and so I would predict finding a heavy concentration within driving distances of usual suspects of presenters
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eg there would be heavy concentrations around where tantek and kingryan and brian and friends have made presentations
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I'd expect to find them in cities where there's lots of big data centers :D
- [22:51:49] <kingryan>
(if you did servers)
- [22:51:52] <bewest>
right
- [22:52:01] <kingryan>
how about we just map the adrs in hcards?
- [22:52:26] <veeliam>
or in remote areas of folks who want better access to large clusters of data
- [22:53:18] <bewest>
kingryan: not sure that would work...
- [22:53:28] <kingryan>
but it'd be interesting
- [22:53:43] <bewest>
kingryan: that works if you assume that most hcards in existence were authored by who they represent
- [22:54:06] <kingryan>
it might be a good assumption
- [22:54:12] * bewest doesn't think it is
- [22:54:13] <kingryan>
either way, its data that I have access to
- [22:54:22] <bewest>
yes...
- [22:54:33] <bewest>
access counts for a lot
- [22:58:18] <kingryan>
it could be a deal breaker
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[[faq]] M http://microformats.org/wiki?title=faq&diff=0&oldid=9559 * Tantek * (-119) Reverted edit of AndyMabbett, changed back to last version by Tantek
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reverted unsubstantiated hypothetical and inaccurate answer in the faq
- [23:04:18] <bewest>
now I'm being accused of aegism
- [23:04:45] <kingryan>
aegism?
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biased against the aegean sea?
- [23:05:02] <bewest>
hmmm
- [23:05:13] <bewest>
aegist
- [23:05:17] <bewest>
sorry, being called an aegist
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ageist?
- [23:05:33] <bewest>
hmmm
- [23:05:38] * bewest rubs his eyes
- [23:05:45] <bewest>
sorry been looking at MSDN all day
- [23:05:59] <kingryan>
ah, that explains it
- [23:06:04] <tantek>
I actually think the Aegean sea is quite nice and warm
- [23:06:33] <tantek>
I can't imagine why anyone would be aegist.
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- [23:06:55] <tantek>
Or wait, is aegism discriminating for or against the Aegean sea?
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[[include-pattern-feedback]] http://microformats.org/wiki?title=include-pattern-feedback&diff=0&oldid=9560 * AndyMabbett * (+145) Warning: <a> proprietary attribute "data"
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[[include-pattern-feedback]] M http://microformats.org/wiki?title=include-pattern-feedback&diff=0&oldid=9561 * Tantek * (-408) Reverted edit of AndyMabbett, changed back to last version by Phae
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reverted spurious comment about "data" attribute on <a>. Nowhere in include-pattern or include-pattern-issues is there a "data" attribute on <a> mentioned.
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later.
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[[include-pattern-feedback]] http://microformats.org/wiki?title=include-pattern-feedback&diff=0&oldid=9562 * AndyMabbett * (+455) reinstate and clarify
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[[include-pattern-feedback]] http://microformats.org/wiki?title=include-pattern-feedback&diff=0&oldid=9563 * Tantek * (+267) moved issue closer to source of issue for clarity, answered unclear status feedback
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[[faq]] http://microformats.org/wiki?title=faq&diff=0&oldid=9564 * AndyMabbett * (+1566) restore with evidence; getting fed up with disingenuity of some people....
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[[faq]] http://microformats.org/wiki?title=faq&diff=0&oldid=9565 * AndyMabbett * (-44) Class semantics - remove suplus text - even greater difference!
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[[faq]] M http://microformats.org/wiki?title=faq&diff=0&oldid=9566 * AndyMabbett * (+4) Class semantics - fix
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[[include-pattern-feedback]] http://microformats.org/wiki?title=include-pattern-feedback&diff=0&oldid=9567 * AndyMabbett * (+139) Unclear status -
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- [23:45:20] <bewest>
hmmm
- [23:45:25] <bewest>
Anyd's example uses table for layouts...
- [23:45:30] <bewest>
which is expressly mentioned
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[[faq]] M http://microformats.org/wiki?title=faq&diff=0&oldid=9568 * Tantek * (-1526) Reverted edit of AndyMabbett, changed back to last version by Tantek
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reverted due to suboptimal use of microformats - bad example
- [23:48:38] <mfbot>
[[include-pattern-feedback]] http://microformats.org/wiki?title=include-pattern-feedback&diff=0&oldid=9569 * Tantek * (+125) fixed nesting of response, and added follow-up.
- [23:48:51] <bewest>
tantek: are we going to play the revert+edit game now? I was going to just leave a note that the example was poor
- [23:49:30] <tantek>
I don't there is any need to keep disingenuous responses to FAQ questions.
- [23:49:50] * cgriego (n=cgriego@e2.87.5d45.static.theplanet.com) Quit ()
- [23:50:37] <tantek>
bewest - your answer the FAQ was sufficient.
- [23:51:11] <bewest>
thanks. I agree, but I'm biased ;-)
- [23:51:50] <tantek>
and claims of "it doubles the size" by a suboptimal example are spurious
- [23:53:15] <tantek>
and bewest, regarding reverts+edits,
- [23:53:31] * hober (n=ted@unaffiliated/hober) Quit ("nil")
- [23:53:53] <tantek>
I am more willing to tolerate Andy's personal attacks on my on the mailing list (which I think will get old soon enough), than corruption or addition of incorrect content to the wiki.
- [23:54:59] <bewest>
hmmm
- [23:55:25] <KevinMarks>
a comparison of gzipped sizes would be more apropos in any case
- [23:55:25] <tantek>
responding to his personal attacks are a sub-optimal use of time. if his pattern of personal attacks doesn't stop soon though then it begins to damage the community as a whole and may require moderation.
- [23:55:39] <bewest>
I've just been told get a working mail client
- [23:55:43] <bewest>
yeah, you are right
- [23:56:06] <tantek>
bewest, yes, his personal attacks are spreading to beyond just me to others like yourself, as evidenced by that remark.
- [23:56:31] <bewest>
well, he claimed I was ageist
- [23:56:44] <tantek>
indeed
- [23:56:54] <bewest>
I asked him what we should actually do about it and his reply is to get a working mail client
- [23:58:22] * charlie_r (n=Miranda@charlesr.gotadsl.co.uk) Quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out))
- [23:58:26] <bewest>
actually, first he invalidated work that several people were converging on, /then/ called me ageist after that
- [23:58:45] <tantek>
having a different opinion than several people is not a problem
- [23:58:53] <tantek>
but namecalling / age-baiting is a problem
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