Open dshanske opened 4 years ago
Thoughts...
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.
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.
@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.
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.
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.
https://github.com/microformats/h-entry/issues/16
This should actually be an h-feed issue, not an h-entry issue.