Apologies for the strong language ;) As Martin says, I don't think we are forking. It's in general our audience that doesn't understand the difference between: <a rel="vcard:tel" href="tel:+1-789-887-799"/> and <span property="vcard:tel">+1-789-887-799</span> I'd be already happy if they knew what the + sign meant and that 1 is the country code for the country in which they live in ;) The authors of the vcard spec no doubt have a different audience, I assume the makers of email/address book/calendaring software. Cheers, Peter Dan Brickley wrote: > On 23/7/09 11:38, Peter Mika wrote: >> Yes, but you have to do the reality check: how many people have heard of >> >> #1 http >> #2 mailto >> #3 tel >> #4 geo >> .... > > Don't shoot the messenger! I'm not advocating pro or anti on this. > Both options suck in different ways :) > > But if you have a strong view, please do provide feedback to the IETF > through their preferred channels, before doing something under the > vCard brand that could be perceived as a "fork". I'd also suggest not > using language like "reality check" if you want them to take your > feedback positively, since it suggests the alternate design came from > people who were not realists... > > cheers, > > Dan >Received on Thursday, 23 July 2009 10:06:35 GMT
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