#sknebelI don't think different timezones should be marked up - that's IMHO primarily a display thing
#sknebelfor "location" etc one would need to check how different things handle it if that's just a url with join instructions or a url to a video meeting thing.
#sknebeland if it's useful to indicate anything extra there or not
#sknebeli.e. in calendar invites I either see the link in the text and no location or a location: <url> and that just works IMHO? but our consumers might do that differently
#GWGWell, then if location can be an h-card, how would you indicate it in the h-card?
#GWGIn the same vein, if I were marking up a venue...let's say a pizza place...how would I note it's a restaurant and not a person by context?
#aaronpkAs sknebel said, people do a pretty good job of figuring that out themselves when they need to, I'm not sure what value the software would provide by knowing that difference
#[KevinMarks]The BBC ones are named after TV Shows, which can mean they're named after people
#[KevinMarks]Also, Google is really bad at this - google maps with take the conference room name and feed that to maps which will pick somewhere else entirely
#Loqi[@kevinmarks] @therealfitz eg if you make a meeting for ada lovelace, six pancras square which is a conference room in google's london office, it puts it in St James where her Blue Plaque is https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EKQM4ZGWkAAAHSG.jpg
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#sknebelright, that could be a problem with urls as locations potentially
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#gRegorLoveJason Garber and ben_thatmustbeme are on the microformats parser development teams and committed to Ruby, not sure if they also have permissions to the ruby.microformats.io repo to deploy
#aaronpki think they're set up to auto deploy to heroku? can't remember if it's actually automatic or not
#gRegorLoveSorry, I meant permission to write to that repo, which yeah should auto deploy
#gRegorLoveConfirmed, Parser Development team can write to ruby.microformats.io repo
#[tantek]Maybe we should introduce a third intermediate category of parser, stable but unmaintained, feel free to jump in
#gRegorLoveI was about to ask what the criteria is for active development
#gRegorLoveOnly ones on that list I'm not sure of are Haskell and Apache Any23
#gRegorLoveHaskell was last released June 2018, the demo site doesn't work -- but Greg's domain it's on still works
#gRegorLoveTime since release doesn't necessarily mean *too* much, though. php-mf2 was August 2018 :D
#[tantek]the JS ones don't appear to be actively developed
#gRegorLoveGuess I should check commits too, not just releases.