[georss] Geolocation by reference
Raj Singh
raj at rajsingh.org
Sun Nov 11 00:24:10 EST 2007
I agree, I too get nervous making location too much like content.
First let me say the src attribute on <where> sounds reasonable in
that it's pretty non-invasive, but I'm not sure what problem you're
solving.
If the goal is to simplify the process of adding <where> to the
<entry> you could do that with a nice OpenLayers application to "drill-
down-to-my-location-while-looking-at other-known-locations".
The location by reference makes sense if you expect the actual
location to change in the future (e.g. a more accurate location is
determined through later research), and people know that in this case
their <entry>'s location should change too.
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Raj
On Nov 9, 2007, at 6:59 PM, Sean Gillies wrote:
> There is precedent in Atom for remote sourcing, but only to my
> knowledge
> for atom:content. The src attribute feels pretty good to me, though
> I do
> think that it has the potential to make location (which is metadata) a
> bit too much of content (data). Does anybody have other ideas for
> non-literal locations?
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