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  1. Anyone know the difference/connection between #XFN and #miroformats?

    Reading up on some internet history and learned that Google supported XFN in its short-lived Social Graph API. rel=me and all that.

    gmpg.org/xfn/1

  2. Anyone know the difference/connection between #XFN and #miroformats?

    Reading up on some internet history and learned that Google supported XFN in its short-lived Social Graph API. rel=me and all that.

    gmpg.org/xfn/1

  3. Anyone know the difference/connection between #XFN and #miroformats?

    Reading up on some internet history and learned that Google supported XFN in its short-lived Social Graph API. rel=me and all that.

    gmpg.org/xfn/1

  4. Anyone know the difference/connection between #XFN and #miroformats?

    Reading up on some internet history and learned that Google supported XFN in its short-lived Social Graph API. rel=me and all that.

    gmpg.org/xfn/1

  5. Anyone know the difference/connection between #XFN and #miroformats?

    Reading up on some internet history and learned that Google supported XFN in its short-lived Social Graph API. rel=me and all that.

    gmpg.org/xfn/1

  6. Is #XFN obsolete? It looks like only the `rel="me"` survives.

    gmpg.org/xfn/11

    Is it worth keeping it in the `<link rel=profile `?

    #HTML #WebDev

  7. Is #XFN obsolete? It looks like only the `rel="me"` survives.

    gmpg.org/xfn/11

    Is it worth keeping it in the `<link rel=profile `?

    #HTML #WebDev

  8. Is #XFN obsolete? It looks like only the `rel="me"` survives.

    gmpg.org/xfn/11

    Is it worth keeping it in the `<link rel=profile `?

    #HTML #WebDev

  9. Is #XFN obsolete? It looks like only the `rel="me"` survives.

    gmpg.org/xfn/11

    Is it worth keeping it in the `<link rel=profile `?

    #HTML #WebDev

  10. Is #XFN obsolete? It looks like only the `rel="me"` survives.

    gmpg.org/xfn/11

    Is it worth keeping it in the `<link rel=profile `?

    #HTML #WebDev

  11. Is #XFN obsolete? It looks like only the `rel="me"` survives. gmpg.org/xfn/11 Is it worth keeping it in the `<link rel=profile `? #HTML #WebDev

    XFN 1.1 profile

  12. wnkhs.net/2025/01/wnkhs-39884/
    【WordPress】外観「メニュー」の詳細設定を活用しよう(XFNとは何か?) ...
    #ブログ 投稿しました!
    #wnkhs #ブログ更新 #HTML #WordPress #XFN #備忘録

  13. Die Metadaten verraten Dir, wer einen Crush auf Dich hat

    Das ist bestimmt gar nicht creepy und übergriffig. Zusätzlich ist das definitiv keine Information, die man via Metadaten seiner Website dem gesamten Netz mitteilen muss. Aber wovon rede ich eigentlich? Ich rede von XFN – dem XHTML Friends Network.

    #Internetstandard #Standard #XFN #XhtmlFriendsNetwork

    jascha.wtf/die-metadaten-verra

  14. Die Metadaten verraten Dir, wer einen Crush auf Dich hat

    Das ist bestimmt gar nicht creepy und übergriffig. Zusätzlich ist das definitiv keine Information, die man via Metadaten seiner Website dem gesamten Netz mitteilen muss. Aber wovon rede ich eigentlich? Ich rede von XFN – dem XHTML Friends Network.

    #Internetstandard #Standard #XFN #XhtmlFriendsNetwork

    jascha.wtf/die-metadaten-verra

  15. Die Metadaten verraten Dir, wer einen Crush auf Dich hat

    Das ist bestimmt gar nicht creepy und übergriffig. Zusätzlich ist das definitiv keine Information, die man via Metadaten seiner Website dem gesamten Netz mitteilen muss. Aber wovon rede ich eigentlich? Ich rede von XFN – dem XHTML Friends Network.

    #Internetstandard #Standard #XFN #XhtmlFriendsNetwork

    jascha.wtf/die-metadaten-verra

  16. Die Metadaten verraten Dir, wer einen Crush auf Dich hat

    Das ist bestimmt gar nicht creepy und übergriffig. Zusätzlich ist das definitiv keine Information, die man via Metadaten seiner Website dem gesamten Netz mitteilen muss. Aber wovon rede ich eigentlich? Ich rede von XFN – dem XHTML Friends Network.

    #Internetstandard #Standard #XFN #XhtmlFriendsNetwork

    jascha.wtf/die-metadaten-verra

  17. Die Metadaten verraten Dir, wer einen Crush auf Dich hat

    Das ist bestimmt gar nicht creepy und übergriffig. Zusätzlich ist das definitiv keine Information, die man via Metadaten seiner Website dem gesamten Netz mitteilen muss. Aber wovon rede ich eigentlich? Ich rede von XFN – dem XHTML Friends Network.

    #Internetstandard #Standard #XFN #XhtmlFriendsNetwork

    jascha.wtf/die-metadaten-verra

  18. Die Metadaten verraten Dir, wer einen Crush auf Dich hat

    Das ist bestimmt gar nicht creepy und übergriffig. Zusätzlich ist das definitiv keine Information, die man via Metadaten seiner Website dem gesamten Netz mitteilen muss. Aber wovon rede ich eigentlich? Ich rede von XFN – dem XHTML Friends Network.

    #Internetstandard #Standard #XFN #XhtmlFriendsNetwork

    https://jascha.wtf/die-metadaten-verraten-dir-wer-einen-crush-auf-dich-hat/

    #Internetstandard #Standard #XFN #XhtmlFriendsNetwork

  19. Die Metadaten verraten Dir, wer einen Crush auf Dich hat

    Das ist bestimmt gar nicht creepy und übergriffig. Zusätzlich ist das definitiv keine Information, die man via Metadaten seiner Website dem gesamten Netz mitteilen muss. Aber wovon rede ich eigentlich? Ich rede von XFN – dem XHTML Friends Network.

    #Internetstandard #Standard #XFN #XhtmlFriendsNetwork

    https://jascha.wtf/die-metadaten-verraten-dir-wer-einen-crush-auf-dich-hat/

    #Internetstandard #Standard #XFN #XhtmlFriendsNetwork

  20. Die Meta­da­ten ver­ra­ten Dir, wer einen Crush auf Dich hat

    Das ist bestimmt gar nicht cree­py und über­grif­fig. Zusätz­lich ist das defi­ni­tiv kei­ne Infor­ma­ti­on, die man via Meta­da­ten sei­ner Web­site dem gesam­ten Netz mit­tei­len muss. Aber wovon rede ich eigent­lich? Ich rede von XFN – dem XHTML Fri­ends Network.

    #Internetstandard #Standard #XFN #XhtmlFriendsNetwork

    https://jascha.wtf/die-metadaten-verraten-dir-wer-einen-crush-auf-dich-hat/

    #Internetstandard #Standard #XFN #XhtmlFriendsNetwork

  21. Die Metadaten verraten Dir, wer einen Crush auf Dich hat

    Das ist bestimmt gar nicht creepy und übergriffig. Zusätzlich ist das definitiv keine Information, die man via Metadaten seiner Website dem gesamten Netz mitteilen muss. Aber wovon rede ich eigentlich? Ich rede von XFN – dem XHTML Friends Network.

    #Internetstandard #Standard #XFN #XhtmlFriendsNetwork

    https://jascha.wtf/die-metadaten-verraten-dir-wer-einen-crush-auf-dich-hat/

    #Internetstandard #Standard #XFN #XhtmlFriendsNetwork

  22. Die Meta­da­ten ver­ra­ten Dir, wer einen Crush auf Dich hat

    Das ist bestimmt gar nicht cree­py und über­grif­fig. Zusätz­lich ist das defi­ni­tiv kei­ne Infor­ma­ti­on, die man via Meta­da­ten sei­ner Web­site dem gesam­ten Netz mit­tei­len muss. Aber wovon rede ich eigent­lich? Ich rede von XFN – dem XHTML Fri­ends Network.

    #Internetstandard #Standard #XFN #XhtmlFriendsNetwork

    https://jascha.wtf/die-metadaten-verraten-dir-wer-einen-crush-auf-dich-hat/

    #Internetstandard #Standard #XFN #XhtmlFriendsNetwork

  23. Friendly reminder how creepy some early standards were which tried to show connections between websites and the people running them.

    The 'XFN 1.1 relationships meta data profile' standard defines rel="me" which we use now for Mastodon verification but it defines rel="crush", "sweetheart", "muse" and "date" as well and maybe we should revisit some old standards and remove those creepy things.

    gmpg.org/xfn/11

    #standards #webstandard #xfn #xhtmlfriendsnetwork

  24. Friendly reminder how creepy some early standards were which tried to show connections between websites and the people running them.

    The 'XFN 1.1 relationships meta data profile' standard defines rel="me" which we use now for Mastodon verification but it defines rel="crush", "sweetheart", "muse" and "date" as well and maybe we should revisit some old standards and remove those creepy things.

    gmpg.org/xfn/11

    #standards #webstandard #xfn #xhtmlfriendsnetwork

  25. Friendly reminder how creepy some early standards were which tried to show connections between websites and the people running them.

    The 'XFN 1.1 relationships meta data profile' standard defines rel="me" which we use now for Mastodon verification but it defines rel="crush", "sweetheart", "muse" and "date" as well and maybe we should revisit some old standards and remove those creepy things.

    gmpg.org/xfn/11

    #standards #webstandard #xfn #xhtmlfriendsnetwork

  26. Friendly reminder how creepy some early standards were which tried to show connections between websites and the people running them.

    The 'XFN 1.1 relationships meta data profile' standard defines rel="me" which we use now for Mastodon verification but it defines rel="crush", "sweetheart", "muse" and "date" as well and maybe we should revisit some old standards and remove those creepy things.

    gmpg.org/xfn/11

    #standards #webstandard #xfn #xhtmlfriendsnetwork

  27. Friendly reminder how creepy some early standards were which tried to show connections between websites and the people running them.

    The 'XFN 1.1 relationships meta data profile' standard defines rel="me" which we use now for Mastodon verification but it defines rel="crush", "sweetheart", "muse" and "date" as well and maybe we should revisit some old standards and remove those creepy things.

    gmpg.org/xfn/11

    #standards #webstandard #xfn #xhtmlfriendsnetwork

  28. Interestingly #WordPress has had a "Links" feature since at least 2005 that offers all kinds of values for "rel" other than "me", as part of the "XHTML Friends Network" or #XFN: gmpg.org/xfn/

    You can even do `rel="crush"` (though I wouldn't advise it).

  29. Interestingly #WordPress has had a "Links" feature since at least 2005 that offers all kinds of values for "rel" other than "me", as part of the "XHTML Friends Network" or #XFN: gmpg.org/xfn/

    You can even do `rel="crush"` (though I wouldn't advise it).

  30. Interestingly #WordPress has had a "Links" feature since at least 2005 that offers all kinds of values for "rel" other than "me", as part of the "XHTML Friends Network" or #XFN: gmpg.org/xfn/

    You can even do `rel="crush"` (though I wouldn't advise it).

  31. Interestingly #WordPress has had a "Links" feature since at least 2005 that offers all kinds of values for "rel" other than "me", as part of the "XHTML Friends Network" or #XFN: gmpg.org/xfn/

    You can even do `rel="crush"` (though I wouldn't advise it).

  32. @cliffwade Well, crap. There must be a way to edit raw HTML in some of the new #Blocks that they've put together. That #XFN standard for the semantic web apparently didn't catch on. Sorry to have gotten your hopes up.

  33. @cliffwade Well, crap. There must be a way to edit raw HTML in some of the new #Blocks that they've put together. That #XFN standard for the semantic web apparently didn't catch on. Sorry to have gotten your hopes up.

  34. @ApisNecros
    I toyed around with it on my website jaenis.ch but haven't quite grokked it.

    That's #xfn isn't it?

  35. @ApisNecros
    I toyed around with it on my website jaenis.ch but haven't quite grokked it.

    That's #xfn isn't it?

  36. @ApisNecros
    I toyed around with it on my website jaenis.ch but haven't quite grokked it.

    That's #xfn isn't it?

  37. @aw I’ve realized that en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/XHTML_ was also micro format. I liked #XFN, but it wasn’t popular.