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#twisted`is I implemented name, manufacturer, offers (with a price) and description
#tantekwith the hProduct microformat, you just need to add a few class names. in contrast with microdata/schema or RDFa, you have to add a bunch more attributes (and sometimes more divs/spans also)
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#twisted`but using the Google Preview it just shows the price
#tantektwisted` I think it has to do with the complexity of using multiple schema type objects in one page. take a look at hProduct and see if that markup is simpler: http://microformats.org/wiki/hproduct
#tantekhProduct is a bit simpler, and only requires adding to the class attribute see that last link for a comparison and the hProduct spec for example markup.
#tantekgot to go for now - will be back later - but give hProduct a try with class="…" attributes rather than all the item**** attributes and report back how it works or with any questions about hProduct.
#tantek'n' is for marking up the individual components of a name, which can also be used in sequence for how the name is displayed, and thus the whole thing can be wrapped in an 'fn'
#twisted`tantek: to respond to what you said earlier, using class="" seems to be impractical for my certain usage
#twisted`it would have a chance of class collision in naming
#tantekand designers still prefer minimal markup/attribute and working with the class attribute, so we've iterated on microformats with microformats2, fixing the problems like class collisions etc.
#tantekGoogle used to help contribute to microformats, e.g. hReview-aggregate, hProduct, hListing, but then decided to come up with 150+ different objects with schema
#tantekwhile reinventing the objects that already worked fine in microformats
#tantekit's Google's 4th attempt to reinvent something for adding semantics to the web (previously: Google Base, Google Data, data-vocabulary.org).
#twisted`how do I pass along which type of identifier it is?