#microformats 2017-03-23
2017-03-23 UTC
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# @aaranged Thanks for that. Yeap, it's validating. Wish they would update the help resources. Make it easier to remove the Microformats card. ( twitter.com/_/status/844903729035853824)
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# @aaronpk Thanks Aaron. That means the Pinterest microformats column in in error (should be !). ( twitter.com/_/status/844927087127420928)
# @aaronpk In the case of everything but microformats, means "limited support". ( twitter.com/_/status/844927209357770756)
# @aaronpk For microformats and search engines means, "supported, but the microformat isn't expressive enough for most requirements". ( twitter.com/_/status/844927487884705793)
# @aaranged You might want to look at recent activity in Microformats, specifically version 2. Lots happening there, mostly in the social web. ( twitter.com/_/status/844928163792666624)
# @aaranged I'm guessing you're talking about SEO, but microformats2 is the backbone of distributed conversations across lots of websites now. ( twitter.com/_/status/844928372094353408)
# @aaronpk I appreciate the road that microformats paved, but it's 2017, and I should be using prescribed class declarations ... because? ( twitter.com/_/status/844929622751916032)
# @aaranged For example, I'm posting this conversation to my website, and your tweets show up there using Microformats https://aaronparecki.com/2017/03/23/6/ ( twitter.com/_/status/844930135023247363)
# @aaronpk I appreciate the reference and your thoughts, but fundamentally disagree about the continued utility of employing microformats. ( twitter.com/_/status/844930955710160896)
# @aaronpk But bottom line is that microformats are simply not expressive enough anymore to satisfy the search engines' s. data requirements. ( twitter.com/_/status/844932504339398656)
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# @kevinmarks The microformats that the search engines understand are not expressive enough to satisfy their contemporary requirements... ( twitter.com/_/status/844946150213861376)
# @aaranged that they haven't updated their microformats parsers is not microformats not being expressive. ( twitter.com/_/status/844948513612029952)
# @aaranged what we did with microformats was tighten up on the criteria for standardisation to multiple publishers and consumers. ( twitter.com/_/status/844948880550760448)
# @kevinmarks ... and all Google needs to do is "update their microformats parser"? ( twitter.com/_/status/844950221025005569)
# @aaranged microformats 2 changed the model so that the parsers did not have to know the vocabulary of each format. Hence schema vocab in mf2 ( twitter.com/_/status/844951582403952640)
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# @JarnoVanDriel @aaranged that is what was said about xml too. HTML persists. See http://microformats.org/wiki/dry ( twitter.com/_/status/844959454378573824)
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