<article> <header> <h2><a href="blah" rel="bookmark">Accessibility of HTML5 video</a></h2> </header> <p>Brilliantly witty, incisive prose, in a gloriously elegiac style reminiscent of <cite>Cider With Rosie</cite>, which I read on <time datetime="1989-07-01">July 1st, 1989</time>.</p> <footer> <time datetime="2009-07-30">Thursday 30 July 2009</time> </footer> </article> > Both those examples include two instances of the <time> element, but > in each case it should be possible to distinguish the publication date > (2009-07-30) from the other date mentioned (1989-07-01) because only > the publication date was contained by a <header> or <footer>. Too fragile. <header> <h1>My Brother's Wedding: <time datetime="2008-07-04">4th of July 2008</time></h1> <p>Pictures of the bridal party and the reception fireworks</p> </header> -jJReceived on Tuesday, 18 August 2009 07:20:29 UTC
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