Publishing on the IndieWeb Level 2
1. Mark up your content (Profile, Notes, Articles, etc…) with microformats2
Other humans can already understand your profile information and the things you post on your site. By adding a few simple class names to your HTML, other people’s software can understand it and use it for things like reply contexts, cross-site comments, event RSVPs, and more.
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Tantek Çelik
URL
- http://tantek.com/
- https://micro.blog/t
- https://www.threads.net/@tantek
- https://instagram.com/tantek/
- https://www.flickr.com/people/tantek/
- https://twitter.com/intent/user?screen_name=t
- https://github.com/tantek
- https://indieweb.org/User:Tantek.com
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Tantek
Note
Hello Hi. I work on web standards and the IndieWeb. I like to run trails, practice yoga, go bouldering, code & design my website, and write when I can. My pronouns are he/him. 🏠 📺 🥏 💬 Contact 👏 Tip Founder at IndieWeb Founder at microformats.org Web Standards Lead at Mozilla AC AB & CSS WG member at W3C BSCS & MSCS Stanford University
Unique identifier
- http://tantek.com/
Category/tag
- inventor
- connector
- writer
- runner
- scientist
- microformats2
- h-card
- h-cite
- h-entry
- h-event
- HTML5
- CSS3
- authorship
- POSSE
- post type discovery
- webactions
- IndieMark
- CASSIS
- Falcon
- Stanford University
- IndieWeb
Organization
- IndieWeb
- microformats.org
- Mozilla
- W3C
- IndieWeb
Description of role
- inventor, connector, writer, runner, scientist, more.
- Web Standards Lead
- CSS WG