[uf-new] Re: Comment Questions

Thu Nov 13 12:10:20 PST 2008

On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 2:57 PM, Martin McEvoy <martin at weborganics.co.uk> wrote:
> Hello David...
>> David Janes wrote:
>>>> On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 10:58 AM, Martin McEvoy
>> <martin at weborganics.co.uk> wrote:
>>>>>>>> Martin McEvoy wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>> I would also like to propose that an hEntry that is a comment should be
>>>> marked up like this.....
>>>>>>>> <div class="comment hentry">
>>>> ...
>>>> </div>
>>>>>>>>>> sorry I meant...
>>>>>> <div class="hentry comment">
>>> ...
>>> </div>
>>>>>>>>>> I think those would be equivalent (?). However, another way to do it would
>> be to add "comments" to a wrapping hfeed
>>>> <div class="hfeed comments">
>> <div class="hentry">a comment</div>
>> </div>
>>>> Im Sorry David I totally disagree with the above approach because It
> detaches the comments from the original content, The Content and the Comment
> should be presented inside the same feed element.
>>>> This is interestingly documented right here:
>> http://www.flickr.com/photos/90594399@N00/2271787498/
>>>> Great stuff David, I dont like the in-reply-to extension because for it to
> presented correctly in hAtom terms you would have to "emulate" another
> namespace, ie the entry- bit.
>> Anyway If you are proposing adding stuff to hatom like in-reply-to(replies)
> etc... why not use an official atom term like "related"[1]
>> <a rel="related" href="#comment-001">link to this</a>
>> [1] http://www.atomenabled.org/developers/syndication/index.php#link

Hi Martin,
How does it detach it? You end up with a page that's structured like this:
<hfeed>
 <hentry>
 <entry-title>My Blog post</entry-title>
 <entry-content>Bla bla bla, I have a blog</entry-content>
 <hfeed comments>
 <hentry>
 <entry-content>You are so smart and handsome</entry-content>
 </hentry>
 </hfeed>
 </hentry
</hfeed>
I don't think there's too many blog pages that don't use this implicit
structure. My apologies if I'm missing something....
Regards, etc...
David
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