Archive for the ‘Open Standards’ Category
Friday, May 2nd, 2008
MyBlogLog is becoming the most talked about service on this blog, I guess. Maybe I should make it a weekly feature. ;)
Well, what's the news of today then? MyBlogLog is an OpenID provider now. And no, sadly it's not a relying party as well.
Users who want their MyBlogLog profile URL ...
Posted in Open Standards, OpenID | 4 Comments »
Friday, April 25th, 2008
MyBlogLog continues to impress advocates of open standards. After rolling out microformats like <rel="tag"> and XFN, MicroID, and FOAF it announced the addition of hCards and vCards to the profiles of its users last night.
vCards and hCards
Profiles feature two new icons now: one for vCards and one for hCards:
Clicking the ...
Posted in Microformats, Open Standards | 4 Comments »
Wednesday, April 23rd, 2008
You decide.
Mahalo has rolled out support for microformats. [via notizBlog, via Sean Percival]
The DataPortability group has chosen a new logo and is six months old by now. Congrats! [via Mr Topf]
While FeedDemon supports it since a few months already, Newsgator Online is also supporting APML now. [via Read/Write Web]
Posted in Data Portability, Microformats, Open Standards | No Comments »
Monday, April 14th, 2008
Silently MyBlogLog has introduced MicroID to user profile pages. It hasn't been added to blog community pages, though. So verification of blogs still only works with MyBlogLog's <Meta> tag. I have managed to verify my blog now, by the way.
Also FOAF data has been added to user pages this month, ...
Posted in Data Portability, Open Standards | 3 Comments »