Daniel E. Renfer’s Blog

I spent a good portion of my morning injecting some RDFa into my blog. In case you didn’t know, RDFa is basically Microformat’s big brother. RDFa takes the full power of RDF and embeds it invisibly in a normal XHTML page. It takes a little bit to get used to thinking of your data in terms of RDF triples, but when it comes down to it, it’s really not that much harder than coding in support for a Microformat.

I’ve got a bit more data that I can still mark up properly, but for now you can grab your favorite RDFa extractor, highlighter bookmarklet, or Firefox extension and see the semantic goodness hidden just under the covers of this page.

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dooced, v.

to lose one’s job because of one’s website. Named after Heather Armstrong’s website, dooce.com, and the controversy over her firing in 2002.

This is my first post in my new blogging software. I’ve moved to a new hosting provider, and have installed this program.