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#willnorris!tell KevinMarks,gRegorLove: a few micrformats/tests PRs (all pretty tiny) whenever you have a minute... #105 and #107 should be pretty straightforward since they're just continuations of previous work. #106 might need some discussion? not sure.
#Loqi[kevinmarks]: willnorris left you a message 3 hours, 53 minutes ago: a few micrformats/tests PRs (all pretty tiny) whenever you have a minute... #105 and #107 should be pretty straightforward since they're just continuations of previous work. #106 might need some discussion? not sure.
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#gRegorLoveI merged those two. Agreed the email is weird in #106, should raise that example in the related parsing discussion.
#LoqigRegorLove: willnorris left you a message 4 hours, 26 minutes ago: a few micrformats/tests PRs (all pretty tiny) whenever you have a minute... #105 and #107 should be pretty straightforward since they're just continuations of previous work. #106 might need some discussion? not sure.
#LoqigRegorLove: [kevinmarks] left you a message 33 minutes ago: I see a conflict, and an awkward turning of email addresses into http URLs
#sknebelIt's kind of implied through the u- prefix, yes, but if only given something called "email address" one might not think to check for that case
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#[tantek]Yes email addresses will need explicit mailto: in any u- properties
#[tantek]If you want to markup just a visible email address and not have any protocol etc on it, you would need to use p-email
#ZegnatI think sknebel meant to add a note about mailto for mf2 consumers. The consumers don't know whether the email property was originally parsed as u- or p-, they just get string values.
#ZegnatA note like "email values from links often start with mailto:, make sure to handle this accordingly if you just need the plain email address" on /h-card could go a long way.
#ZegnatIf I understand the issue that is being raised correctly.