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Ah, but the #! is probably just using JS to access a well-defined API - the same API which anyone else can access in completely uncluttered, machine-readable fo
by ladon86 16y ago
Ah, but the #! is probably just using JS to access a well-defined API - the same API which anyone else can access in completely uncluttered, machine-readable form.
So perhaps the solution is for every #! page to have a meta tag pointing to the canonical API resource which it is drawing data from. Bingo, semantic web!
- jarek 16y agoYou also have to ensure every relevant site (in this example, every site that would have used hRecipe) uses the same API scheme.