Review blog upgrade

I succeeded in transferring my Review-blog to my new CMS-system, Expression Engine. This also implies that the blog has a new url. This url will probably change in the future. In my old system I could create some structure, but it was limited to six fields. Now I have an unlimited number of fields. For my review blog I am using 12 fields and impromptu fields will end up in the tag-field.

But with the new system, I can put the format where my mouth is. So I intend to implement this blog in various other formats in the coming days. So it gives Marc Canter something to play with. But the web-page is already there, although I need to brush up my CSS.

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As you consider different formats, please try to use something that is meaningful in all of HTML, XHTML, Atom, RSS and XML. Personally, I don’t think it makes sense to go to the trouble of publishing structured content if it isn’t just as easy for a web crawler to extract from an HTML page as it is to pull it from an XML feed like Atom or RSS. This is why we designed the “x-subnode” language the way we did at http://structuredblogging.org The idea is to rely on easily parsed insertions of XML data into (X)HTML or into the descriptions of RSS feeds or content of Atom feeds. By relying on this mechanism, we get a consistent approach to embedding structured data across all formats. Also, by relying on XML with GRDDL files, we address the needs of common XML coders as well as the RDF/OWL Semantic web world. Please consider supporting Structured Blogging.

bob wyman

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