XFN, but for negative relationships: nemesis, evil-twin, rival, creep, etc. :)

I think the last time I did something with hCalendar, I did something with a span instead of abbr. I don't remember exactly what, though.

ditto.

a very clever idea.

"Tomorrow's automated office will clearly include Electronic Mail. But like the rest of the Office of the Future, it's available at Honeywell today."

"You can get the benefits of microformats for your own maps applications" -- I think I already did that. :)

I'm sure this would make Shelley tear her hair out (or at least roll her eyes), but now I have a mental metaphor for RDF: microformats on steroids. :)

(not for me)

I want to read this, but I can't concentrate enough now.

...processing...

hmmmm.

"Turns out no one can spell ‘colleague’. Who knew?"

at a glance!

an interesting argument against microformats. I will say that custom XML has previously been a bane of my existance.

a discussion zone.

Andrea summarizes nicely.

doesn't quite click for me, but I want to take another look later....

"Somewhere within the Googleplex there is a complete one to one scale model of the World Wide Web that’s written entirely in pirate-speak." A sort of love song to a href.

"The UK's Metadata for Education Group"

some possible resources towards developing edu microformats?