#[KevinMarks]the question is more why you are doing that and what it means. A review of a receipe makes sense; what are you using the review for in a recipe? Is it a response, so is in comment markup?
#aaronpkand even more importantly, who do you expect to be consuming this markup?
#btremI always feel like I’m in an interrogation room when I ask questions about mf. :-0
#GWGbtrem: Where were your microformats on the night of October 7th?
#btremI need a way to track my sauerkraut and other ferment recipes. It occurred to me that I could use my website to do that. And I could mark up each ferment with h-recipe. Then, when I open the jar in a few weeks or months, I could add h-review to rate how it tastes, how crunchy it is, etc.
#btremSo maybe none of this matters. I’m still in the “can I do this?” phase. And if I can, “how do I make the best use of it?” is worth thinking about. That’s all.
#aaronpkif it were me, I would do those as two separate things
#aaronpk2: post the review with h-review, linking to the h-recipe page as the thing being reviewed
#aaronpk3: send a webmention from the review to the recipe so that it appears as a response
#btremI did think about that. It’d be a bit more work to link the two, but it is possible with 11ty. (I’ve linked other posts using front matter yaml markup.)
#btremOh! I did not think about webmention. That’s clever.
#aaronpkthe reason is there would be no special code needed for things to end up looking reasonably good. i could later add special handling of h-review webmentions to display them differently than regular comments
#btremIf nothing else, it’d help me learn how webmentions work. (I have it set up for my site, but no one reads it, so it’s just sort of there.)
#aaronpkalso, i would be able to post a review of _your_ recipes, and you'd be able to post a review of mine!
#btremYeah, that’s a really good idea. I might just run with that.
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#@capjamesg↩️ IndieWeb Search is powered by a custom-built crawler that reads #microformats. Because the community uses microformats heavily, the search engine has been able to incorporate some community-specific features. (twitter.com/_/status/1450721568368246787)
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#[KevinMarks]that is a good answer to my why question - and a clear use for webmention