Re: URLs in hrefs

Michael Smethurst <Michael.Smethurstbbc.co.uk> writes:

> I'm sure there are caveats for most of the above and I
apologise for not
> spending my weekend fully researching them all
>
> But the question remains:
> Microformats aside, if I'm making a new website from
scratch (no legacy
> code/markup) and I want to encourage others to hack,
mashup, interwingle it
> with other data is it best to use /radio4 or http://www.bbc.co.uk/radi
o4
> ?

Stop being sarcastic. I answered you.

If you want to make it really easy for all sorts of
different
programmers to mashup then you'll put in full urls.

If that's not your number one priority (as it was perhaps
with
twitter, say) then you should probably stick to relative
uris.

-- 
Nic Ferrier
http://www.tapsellfer
rier.co.uk   
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