Re: Where's the machine code?

Mike Linksvayer wrote:
> On Sat, 2007-07-07 at 09:45 +0200, Gisle Hannemyr
wrote:
>> First, I understand that the
rel="license" is metadata, and that it works
>> as a microformat. (Btw. the rel="license"
was also used in prior versions
>> of the machine code, i.e. those with RDF in
HTML-comments.)

> Happens to be both a uF and RDFa.

Thanks!  I think I understand that bit now.

>> You also write: "If you provide any of the
optional fields in the chooser
>> (...) those are also encoded as RDFa."

> I think you misunderstand what Nathan meant by
"optional fields" --
> on http://creativeco
mmons.org/license/ click "Click to include
> more information about your work."

Again, thanks, very helpful.

I did click, and that brought up five additional fields.
I filled those in, and generated a license template
which then had some additional RDFa(?) tags.
Some of those were  in the Dublin  Core namespace (dc -
I won't bother you with those. But I also got the following
two tags in the Creative Commons (cc
namespace:

<a xmlns:cc="http://creativec
ommons.org/ns#"
   href="http://example.url/"
   property="cc:attributionName"
   rel="cc:attributionURL">Gisle Hannemyr
</a>

<a xmlns:cc="http://creativec
ommons.org/ns#"
   href="http://morepermissi
ons.url/"
   rel="cc:morePermissions">http://morepermissions.ur
l/
</a>

The three values of the "property" and
"rel" attributes
contained in those tags were:
   - attributionName
   - attributionURL
   - morePermissions

The cc namespace is declared as follow:
  xmlns:cc="http://creativec
ommons.org/ns#"

Now, looking at the embedded RDF-in-HTML-comment found at
this address
(and also at: http://creative
commons.org/schema.rdf ), I would
expect to see the same three values (attributionName,
attributionURL
and morePermissions) properly defined.  But I can't find
these
definitions.  Is there something I've overlooked?

PS. The reason I am asking all these questions (apart from
that
    I want to understand this), is that I am in charge of
writing
    a CC tutorial in Norwegian (I too think that somebody
more
    qualified should do this, but so far, I'm the only one
that
    volunteered).  If any of you read Norwegian and want to
look
    at this work in progress, the URL is:
        http://www.c
reativecommons.no/omcc.shtml
    The metadata bit is at the end.
-- 
- gisle hannemyr [ gislehannemyr.no - http://folk.uio.no/gisle/ ]
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