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An article is a kind of post that typically has more structure than a simple note. Articles usually have a name (title), multiple paragraphs, and often subheadings, blockquotes, embedded images, and a footer of references or citations.

How to mark up?

<article class="h-entry">
 <h1 class="p-name">Microformats are amazing</h1>
 <p>Published by <a class="p-author h-card" href="http://example.com">W. Developer</a>
 on <time class="dt-published" datetime="2013-06-13 12:00:00">13<sup>th</sup> June 2013</time></p>
 
 <p class="p-summary">In which I extoll the virtues of using microformats.</p>
 
 <div class="e-content">
 <p>Blah blah blah</p>
 </div>
</article>

The core difference to a note is that there is a title, marked up as p-name, that's different from the content.

If the article has embedded images or photos, where the photos are intended to be displayed interspersed with the text, then do not add the u-photo class to the images, as that will turn the article into a photo post.

IndieWeb Examples

There are plenty of examples of IndieWeb sites posting articles, as articles essentially represent what used to simply be called "blog posts".

gRegor Morrill

gRegor Morrill has been publishing articles using Nucleus since 2002εΉ΄01月26ζ—₯:

  • http://gregorlove.com/2002/01/1/
    • At the time, I treated my site more like a journal and the design did not use titles for each post. In later years, I added default titles for entries missing them.

Tantek

Tantek Γ‡elik has been explicitly posting articles using Falcon on tantek.com since 2010εΉ΄08月19ζ—₯, and before that with monthly static files and fragement ID permalinks since 2002εΉ΄08月08ζ—₯:

Aaron Parecki

Aaron Parecki has been publishing articles using p3k on aaronparecki.com since 2004εΉ΄12月03ζ—₯

Barnaby Walters

Barnaby Walters has been publishing articles using Taproot (or some similar predecessor) since at least 2010εΉ΄10月02ζ—₯

Kartik Prabhu

Kartik Prabhu has been explicitly posting articles using Bundle on kartikprabhu.com since 2013εΉ΄06月01ζ—₯:

  • First article on own domain: Invictus
  • Imported old articles from Blogger going back to 2006εΉ΄10月23ζ—₯ 2006 articles

David Shanske

David Shanske has been publishing articles using WordPress since 2009εΉ΄09月20ζ—₯ (link?) on his own domain

  • Had previously and concurrently blogged on a variety of domains about various topics

Jonny Barnes

Jonny Barnes has been posting articles on his blog since 2007εΉ΄07月19ζ—₯

Kimberly Hirsh

Kimberly Hirsh has been publishing articles using Micro.blog since 2020εΉ΄01月06ζ—₯.

  • She posted articles in WordPress beginning 2009εΉ΄02月26ζ—₯.
  • She previously published blog posts on other domains and across other hosted blogs.
  • She imported LiveJournal posts going back to 2007εΉ΄03月01ζ—₯.
  • She intends to import all of her findable writing from across the Internet, which goes back to 2001εΉ΄03月15ζ—₯, but her earliest blog posts might be considered long notes rather than articles.

Max Dietrich

Max Dietrich has been publishing articles using Strapi since ~ 2018.

Brainstorming

ID markup for paragraphs etc

Marking up paragraphs with unique id attributes may enable more granular referencing for quotations within them, and possibly more granular comments as well.

Silo Examples

Blogger

Blogger introduced "titles" to blog posts in 1999? E.g.

Facebook

In 2015 Facebook revamped its "Notes" feature to basically support Medium-like articles with titles, and minor style-editing.

POSSE Examples:

(screenshots needed - Tantek has some he should get around to uploading)

Medium

Medium supports articles with a header image, a name, and minor style-editor.

... tons of other ...

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