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• 10 Jan 09
  

  Paolo Sordi

  Most of the time, Microformats and accessibility coexist.

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• 20 Aug 08
  

  lukeasrodgers

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• 12 May 08
  

  Romain Doe

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• 29 Mar 08
  

  danbri

  @John Arthur: You wrote, “one of the tenants of Microformats is that the content shouldn’t be hidden, or at least [not] completely.” (#17)
  
  I agree with this, but ISO dates are only intended for machines, not humans, so I believe it sh

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• 09 Mar 08
  

  Jay Luker

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• 01 Feb 08
  

  Sandra Kallmeyer

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• 19 Nov 07
  

  Stewart Pollock

  Web Design

  • Like we said, we like Microformats. Their simplicity and usefulness means that they’re on the verge of widespread acceptance. We urge the Microformats community to re-evaluate the accessibility of the specification now, before the technology goes mainstream and it’s too late.
  • Like we said, we like Microformats. Their simplicity and usefulness means that they’re on the verge of widespread acceptance. We urge the Microformats community to re-evaluate the accessibility of the specification now, before the technology goes mainstream and it’s too late.
• 08 Oct 07
  

  Xavier Badosa

  The reason why the abbr element is specifically chosen as the carrier for the datetime design pattern is that, in the case of the abbr element, the title attribute has a different semantic meaning than a title attribute on other elements. For most element

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• 17 Aug 07
  

  kabs
• 15 Aug 07
  

  Suvi-Tuuli Allan

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• 22 Jun 07
  

  Simone Economo

  "Microformats allow the embedding of parsable, semantic data (like contact information or event details) into regular web pages. Like Microformats, a portion of web accessibility is about making web pages more machine-readable and usable to human beings."

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• 06 May 07
  

  Ivana Vasilj

  HTML has an abbr element used for abbreviations. This element is used by assistive technology, including the most popular screen readers, to expand abbreviations such as ADA and lbs. The benefit to disabled users is that, the screen reader can decipher wh

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• 30 Apr 07
  

  HJ Kim

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  Matthew Heinrich

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• 27 Apr 07
  

  Joaquin Engelmo Moriche

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  Grey Lee

  Some comments on microformats

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  Aaron Gustafson

  James Craig and Bruce Lawson sound off on using ABBR as a date container for the hCalendar microformat.

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  Thomas Vander Wal

  James Craig and Bruce Lawson wrote this piece on the accessibility problem triggered in hCal with the incorrect use of the abbr element - it is a good read and points to browser bugs as the driver

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  stefan_ua

  Accessibility microformats delicious

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  Moultrie Creek

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