hReview and hContainer
Looking over my previous post on hReview, I have to confess that it doesn't look as supportive as I had intended. So here - with my apologies - is a mark two... hReview defines a microformat that can be used in both traditional web pages and blog posts. It can do this because it is essentially self-contained and makes no assumptions about how the content is published. This post considers the question of whether microformats, in general, should take advantage of different publishing techniques and, if so, how. I start with the observation that a number of the elements of hReview would appear to mimic elements familiar to typical a blog publishing environment. For example comparing hReview with Atom (0.8) : hReview Atom summary title reviewer author contributor dtreviewed published updated permalink id where required fields are shown as field-name . The question arises about what should happen if an hReview is published as [part of] a blog post? For example what...