#microformats 2022-11-02
2022-11-02 UTC
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# ↩️ “Could be” is different from “is”.
None do, AFAIK.
Other than some possible bespoke solutions for some novel edge cases?
But then use a `<div>` with a class. Or a `data-*` attribute. Or microformats for existing parsers. Etc. ( twitter.com/_/status/1587645938809466880)
# ↩️ `<section>` has no meaning to users.
Browsers expose it to AAPIs only when it has an accName.
If as a dev you want to parse it for something anyway, then do so. There is your use case.
But you might be better off using microformats.
Remember, I am talking about end users tho. ( twitter.com/_/status/1587650954433888261)
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# ↩️ could it inspire how we deal with microformats?
I need so see examples ( twitter.com/_/status/1587744727075618816)
# ↩️ I haven't heard of that! This? http://microformats.org/ ( twitter.com/_/status/1587746372299661312)
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# ↩️ Indeed, microformats, JSON+LD, RDFa, etc. are all my go-to if I want to address crawlers. Kinda nifty seeing Google treat my recipes differently when I did that. ( twitter.com/_/status/1587921352043872257)
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