#microformats 2025-04-10

2025-04-10 UTC
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btrem In `h-card`, is is appropriate to use `p-name` for a neighborhood? I'm inclined to think not, but I'm not sure. Trying to decide on whether to include neighborhood in photo posts, and if so, how.
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[KevinMarks] name is the default thing that's shown from an h-card, so it could make sense. The structured parts are based on vcard which have an old school postal address bias
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btrem Looking through old photo posts, it appears that I have somewhat inconsistently used name for neighborhood. Honestly, the bigger question is not what property name to give it, but rather how might I want to search for photos in the future? By name? By neighborhood? So I suppose this isn't much of a #microformats question.
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gRegor p-locality is probably the closest since it's "city/town/village". If the neighborhood name is all you're going to display, probably makes sense to add p-name to it as well.
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gRegor No personal experience, though. https://indieweb.org/location has some examples. This one isn't a photo, but aaronpk used `p-location h-adr` on posts: https://aaronparecki.com/2016/09/19/18/
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gRegor Actually, probably don't need a p-name, parsers will return the text value of the nested h-* property, `location.value`
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[dave] It’s hard to tell but I’d agree with gRegor and use p-locality. The parsed JSON output from the example of a parsed h-adr seems to imply you can have multiple of them, so if you needed to you could put e.g. “Southside” and “Fort Worth” as localities for somewhere in Southside.
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gRegor Yeah, all mf2 properties can be multiple
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gRegor If you needed to parse and match a neighborhood name exactly, I might use multiple p-locality. Otherwise I'd probably be inclined to just put it in one, even if I combine with the city. E.g. I might use "North Park, San Diego" for the North Park neighborhood
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gRegor All depends on the consuming example, though
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btrem Those are all useful to think about. I'll never have a neighborhood without a locality. So it'll be "South Lake Union" in "Seattle". Or "North End", "Boston". I've always thought of locality as specifically for a city or town, i.e., something incorporated in some sense. Thanks for the ideas.
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btrem gRegor++ [dave]++
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