- From: Grant Robertson <grantsr@gmail.com>
- Date: Mon, 2 Apr 2012 20:50:12 -0700
- To: <public-rdfa-wg@w3.org>
Although you haven't heard from me for a while, I have been working hard at figuring out the RDFa specifications well enough to be able to write intellegently about them. After a week of diligently studying the RDFa Candidate Recommendation documents (which followed a month of studying the old documents, before I contacted the list), I believe I have a pretty good handle on the core of the core specification: the processing algorithm. I have been able to reduce the process down to two decision tables and a few very easy to understand steps. I am almost ready to sit down and start writing that book. Currently, I am fleshing out the outline and deciding what order to explain various topics based upon what concepts an average web-site designer may or may not already understand. Soon, I will sit down and comb through the documentation compiling a list of terms and phrases which I feel deserve accurate definitions or explanations. This is kind of a parallel process, so bear with me. Tonight, however, I will be combing through my .PDF version of the RDFa Core 1.1 Candidate Recommendation document, digging out the various questions I have not been able to answer by myself. Many may seem relatively minor, but I still need to understand them and I cannot find the answers by cross referencing between all the other documents. These questions will come in separate e-mails for easier tracking and later reference. Thank you for your support. Grant
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