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Re: Interesting times regarding structured data and the web - events unfolding on W3C TAG list

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Re: Interesting times regarding structured data and the web - events unfolding on W3C TAG list
Apologies my previous email was very terse - having to juggle other matters at the
same time.
 
Does this signal a beginning of an official shift on the Web away from use of XML for
structuring data? If so, I hadn't realised the Web/XML situation was quite *that* critical.
 
I notice the TAG list seemed to solicit external comments. I would think such a situation
could warrant a bit more than just that - more like an international or global referendum!
 
Am I misunderstanding things and overestimating the urgency?
 
I notice the question of what purpose structured data might have in a web page came
up: I haven't come across much discussion of the uses (use cases or more than that) 
of XML structured data inside web pages. I thought it was so fundamentally obvious
to web developers as to not require discussion but maybe not.
 
Cheers
 
Steve 
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Stephen D Green



On 11 July 2011 20:01, Stephen D Green <[email protected]> wrote:
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-tag/2011Jul/0018.html
 
Interesting times regarding structured data and the web - events unfloding on W3C TAG list.
 
My tuppence-worth - I just hope there's a plan B
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Stephen D Green


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