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- 37. The purpose – so content can be read and understood by people, but can also be retrieved and extracted by machines for the purposes of indexing, searching for, saving, cross-referencing that information for people. are designed for humans first, machines second are a simple, open data format extend already existing, agreed upon standards development starts with POSH – P lain O ld S emantic H TML allow for publishing and sharing information in structured, meaningful ways “ enable users to own, control, move and share their data on the web.“ -- according to Emily Lewis, a microformat evangelist who’s written Microformats Made Simple
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- What is JSON – JavaScript Object Notation , is a lightweight computer data interchange format. It is a text-based, human-readable format for representing simple data structures and associative arrays (called objects). The JSON format is often used for serialization and transmitting structured data over a network connection. Its main application is in Ajax web application programming, where it serves as an alternative to the XML format.
- Microformat specifications and development work is supported by organizations and people such as Microsoft, Google, Yahoo, LinkedIn, Oodle, Facebook, Myspace, Hewlett Packard, Association for Computing Machinery, Wordpress’s Matt Mullenweg (photomat), Amazon’s Ian McAllister, Google’s Matt Cutts, Angstrom and KnowNow’s Rohit Khare and Adam Rifkin, Tantek Çelik, Frances Berriman of the BBC, Ben Ward at Yahoo Dev Network, ZDNet