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Microformat support in ie8

This just in:

Internet Explorer 8 will support microformats. Via: FactoryJoe.

The most exciting tidbit I saw today was Jon Udell's write up about native hSlice support. It essence, it will allow your page to be your feed. It will allow your content to travel. I am very excited about the possibilities.

Kudos to Microsoft for integrating hSlice (based on hAtom). This is an important step on the way to widely supported standards.

Posted by Laurie McGinley on March 7, 2008 4:22 PM |

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You seem so smart. I was just wondering, what are:
hAtom
hSlice
and
hCard
?

Posted by: Social Menass | March 11, 2008 6:28 PM

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