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alright it was a little hard to find because I think we pushed explorations off the home page?
[tantek]
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2025-12-20 00:12
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Also there are lots of todo and task formats out there. GTD, todo.txt, scrum, you name it, so converging them is hard
[KevinMarks]
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2025-12-19 22:34
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One thing we ditched was repeating events as they were too hard to get right
[KevinMarks]
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2025-12-19 22:32
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It's derived from the Microformats wiki, yeah. Wasn't hard to turn it into a schema (this'll emit that too so JSON Schema could be used but obviously, YOLO)
jacky1
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2025-12-11 16:50
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Brave search using it also. So it seems hard to avoid if you care about search engines? Hard to know how much they figure in
gotra
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2025-08-26 09:08
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Maybe if you squint hard enough.
[jgarber]
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2025-05-26 04:47
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It's been four years, so hard to say with any precision, but what he asked about there also vaguely looks like a feature that landed in Eleventy where the tool may be configured to infer output URLs based on input file paths.
[jgarber]
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2025-05-26 03:00
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There are so many templating systems, hard to say anything. Basically all of them can generate HTML with classes, so all of them would be able to add microformats.
Zegnat
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2025-05-10 17:33
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hiya hiya hello! i've been hard at work setting up my personal site lately (https://srxl.me), and the indieweb wiki has been a super helpful resource for getting my site compatible with open standards like microformats. figured i'd pop in and say hi and think you for making such a cool resource!
srxl
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2025-04-12 08:15
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It’s hard to tell but I’d agree with gRegor and use p-locality. The parsed JSON output from the example of a parsed h-adr seems to imply you can have multiple of them, so if you needed to you could put e.g. “Southside” and “Fort Worth” as localities for somewhere in Southside.
[dave]
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2025-04-10 23:18