Loqi[Tantek Çelik] @kevinmarks Ha! @Google reinvents 15 yr old @Microsoft XML Data Islands as JSON-LD Data Islands msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms766512%28v=vs.85%29.aspx...
KartikPrabhugiven the history of " XML embedded in <script> tags inside HTML " stuff, I am surprised some people still complain about mf2 using classes instead of data-*
KartikPrabhuusecase: for scientific papers, the author ordering is traditionally considered important, with first-author being the "one who did most work" or "leader of the project" etc...
tantekso if the scientific paper has it in a certain order in the *markup* (which it should, because it wants to express a semantic with that order), then microformats property values preserve that order
tantekbut if the scientific paper is written in some weird thing like PDF that might just randomize the order in a document, and then unrandomize it in the display, then who knows what happens when you get very poor HTML export from that PDF
tantekKartikPrabhu: depends on the consuming code. the order in the parsed MF2 reflects the order in the document. so if that matters to them, then yes.
sebselI now have a new library on my site: a list of books. And I have marked them up with h-cite, because that's for books. But now I'm thinking, shouldn't they be `h-product`s? I am not really citing them, more displaying them as objects.