Re: microformats for normal people, like my mum

I just think it would be good to bring these handy
microformat driven 
functions under a banner that isn't confused by the other
things 
microformats do. The idea of pulling these bits of data out
of a page 
and using them elsewhere is one of many features of
microformats and 
something that people would use every day. A logo that could
sit next to 
the feed icon would be perfect, and a simple name so
everyone 
understands what they are, and can promote them.

I want to be able to sell this to my clients, I want to show
them this 
cool thing supported by the next generation of browsers that
they can 
have in their websites too.

Benjamin West wrote:
> On 6/27/07, Tara Hunt <taracitizenagency.com>
wrote:
>> Although I heart the idea of language for
non-experts, I'm wondering
>> how public facing Microformats, as a general term,
is.
> [snip]
>>
>> It should look like magic. What's that Arthur C.
Clarke quote about
>> technology and magic?
>>
>> T
>
> I agree.  I'm not sure why an end user would even want
know.  Most 
> people just
> want to find that phone number, call their friend, and
get on with 
> their life,
> or whatever it is they were doing.
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