#microformats 2021-02-03
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@JohnONolan ↩️ XML sitemaps, structured data, microformats, custom meta, canonical URLs, semantic markup on content, performant front-end, Google News XML, alt text on images, support for robots.txt, support for search console / webmaster tools / native GA integration... running out of charact (twitter.com/_/status/1356998642549153795)
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clmg What's the standard for representing back-of-the-book indexes?
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[KevinMarks] I'm not sure that we have one defined at the moment. There's h-cite which could fit
# [KevinMarks] What's the use case for it?
# clmg KevinMarks I'm trying to merge the back-of-the-book indexes of all my books.
# clmg and put it on the web in a semantic format
# clmg [KevinMarks] (oops missed the brackets)
# [KevinMarks] And link to the book pages?
# [KevinMarks] You mean books that you have written or books you own?
# clmg Books that I own.
# clmg Yes. And link to book pages.
# clmg A kind of universal index of my library.
# [KevinMarks] So openlibrary.org is good for book urls
# Saphire Back of the book?
# clmg Saphire yes a book index. the index in the back matter of the book
# Saphire Oh those
# Saphire Like, terms and so?
# clmg Topics, yes.
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