praized:place=PID is our model, so Praized HQ would be praized:place=4b414e0de1beb6b6cad55213aacbd52d it's a bit ugly (and long) but would work... thinking about a cleaner model, but it would involve more tags, microformats triplicates... could this be generic? place:cite=montreal? Will dig for more info.

commontag.org - RDFa common tag format - #microformats [looks good from here] via @quickredfox

Nanoformats :
extend twitter capabilities to give more utility to the tool.
give more semantic information to the twitter post for better filtering.
use commonly used (or semi-standard) parameters like microformats
are extensible, customizable, mashable

This specification introduces markup based on existing standards for declaring that an XML document includes data compatible with RDF and for linking to algorithms (typically XSLT), for extracting this data from the document.

A library for parsing various microformats under Ruby: hReview; hCard; hCalendar; rel-tag; rel-license; include-pattern.

Microformats extension for Firefox, Operator, just turned 0.8 (...) now recognizes embedded RDF, and RDFa, and has a slew of other fixes and new features (including auto hide of the toolbar, a great idea).

and create a generic cross browser microformat parser in JavaScript, tentatively called ufParser (...) The parser allows for the creation of definition files for microformats, so that new microformats can be added to the parser easily. So far I have all o

A few nits with the SMPR. One, I’m worried that PR people will think that there are shortcuts to great social media work. There aren’t. You can’t just mix in some delicious, Digg and Technorati links and, boom, you’re relevant and ‘in the conver

hCard is a simple, open, distributed contact information format for people, companies, and organizations, which is suitable for embedding in (X)HTML, Atom, RSS, and arbitrary XML