microformats / h-feed

For collecting and handling issues with the h-feed vocabulary specification: http://microformats.org/wiki/h-feed
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Do Not Restrict H-Feed to Only Contain H-Entry #3

Open dshanske opened 4 years ago

dshanske commented 4 years ago

https://github.com/microformats/h-entry/issues/16

This should actually be an h-feed issue, not an h-entry issue.

dshanske commented 4 years ago

Thoughts...

btrem commented 3 years ago

I'm thinking about an opening-hours microformat. Jacky (last name?) suggested a feed of h-events. I think a new h-feed property called p-feed-type or p-children-type or something like would be useful. Authors could create a feed of h-events or h-cards as @dshanske suggested. And new event type h-opening-hours could be a special type of event. When an h-feed is a collection of h-opening-hours, it's the operating hours of a business.

barnabywalters commented 3 years ago

Thinking about this from a user’s perspective: an h-feed represents something which could meaningfully be subscribed to, and/or presented in a feed reader. By default this includes anything with name, content and published properties. The presence of an author, either at the feed or child level is also usually implied. Additionally, I can imagine a few other useful cases which fit into the same concept.

capjamesg commented 3 years ago

@barnabywalters I agree. I could see myself doing this for a feed of h-reviews and even h-recipes (for subscribing to the ways in which I brew coffee at home). A feed of h-cards could be used as an extended blog roll, potentially, or for similar use cases wherein one links to multiple other personal sites.

capjamesg commented 3 years ago

One could take this even further and create a h-feed for a trip using h-geo markup. I am only starting to support h-geo on my blog but I could see a use for a feed that shows, say, all of the h-geo checkins I have for a trip that I have taken.

calebhearth commented 1 year ago

I'm using h-feed to contain a heterogenous collection of h-entry and h-cite on https://calebhearth.com/now and my comments (web mentions) sections on various pages including https://calebhearth.com/this-gem-is-mentionable are h-feeds of h-cite.