Re: RDFa wiki

+10000! *Mixing* vocabularies is certainly one of the areas where RDFa 
rocks...

Ivan

Ben Adida wrote:
> 
> Manu Sporny wrote:
>> While the word 'recipes' is well understood by technical types, the
>> community wiki needs to be accessible by the general public.
> 
> Well, but only HTML authors will write RDFa, right? I see "cookbook" and 
> "recipes" a lot, especially when it's about specific use cases.
> 
>> The tutorial section should be broken down by Vocabulary
> 
> I'm not so sure. We're not microformats, we can mix and match 
> vocabularies. In fact, that's a *really* important part of RDFa. So, 
> while we can have some vocabulary-specific examples, I question the idea 
> that we should structure the tutorials along hard vocabulary lines.
> 
> How about, instead, specific use cases: "linking to your friends", 
> "publishing an event", "publishing your contact information", 
> "publishing your music." Etc...
> 
> Let's get out of the microformat mindset of vocabulary silos :)
> 
> -Ben
> 

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