#tanteknevermind about the rel-me part (that will take additional debugging) but just try to sign in with a Twitter profile URL, e.g. https://twitter.com/aaronpk
#barnabywaltersRE the whole measures thing: if you’re just going to canonicalise the value + space + unit anyway, why not just use data and have the @value be the canonical value? that’s pretty much how <time> works after all
#barnabywaltersthen it’s up to the application to decide what to do with the value
#barnabywaltersas is the case with datetimes/times/dates/tzs
#aaronpkbarnabywalters: that means adding a unit attribute to data?
#barnabywaltersaaronpk: that’s one option, but IIRC tantek’s suggestion was to canonicalise the parsed measure + unit into a standard “value + space + unit” string. So why not start with that in the first place instead of new microformats, elements or attributes
#barnabywaltersit would also make the probably-common usage of marking up values which are already machine readable, e.g: <data class="p-weight">12kg</data>
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#tantekbarnaby's suggestion is a good one, we can start with using <data> as he suggests, and see if there is any usability / data quality benefits to be gained from using a separate <measure> element or not.