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...ases _the_users_, that is, everybody: 1. Make it simple. 2. Make it (optionally!) detailed. Based on this i propose the following tagging and sub-tagging system, which is easy, simple, flexible, detailed for those who want it. Tags are for simple comments, and has the form: TITLE=Title Subtags are for detailed comments, and has the form: ARTIST=COMPOSER=Xz ARTIST=PERFORMER=Yz This way, detailed info about the artist (as most mortal beeings think of it) are available while still beeing part of the simpler standard, which as a bonus also is backwards-compatible with exi...

...he appropriate dictionary. WRE defines the "Language" field for documentation language, but from the current description it seems restricted to 2 or 3 letter ISO-639 codes such as "en" or "eng". WRE also mentions rfc-5646, which refers to ISO 3166-1 for region/country subtags but it is unclear if these are allowed in the field? Spell checking libraries (e.g. myspell/hunspell) typically use locale-like language names to identify the appropriate dictionary such as "en_GB" or "de_AT", see for example [1,2]. Merely specifying "en" or "de...

...on ''Description here'' xml.link(@base_url + url_for(:controller => ''/programs'')) xml.language ''en-us'' ... However, the iTunes XML tags aren''t a single word (e.g., "description"). Instead, they''re tags with subtags, like the output here: <itunes:image href="http://example.com/podcasts/everything/AllAboutEverything.jpg" /> <itunes:author>author</itunes:author> How could I generate this within the Ruby code? My attempts so far have failed... :-! Thanks! -- Posted via http://...

...At the start of your app, put: require ''rubygems'' require ''bleak_house'' $memlogger = BleakHouse::Logger.new File.delete($logfile = "/path/to/logfile") rescue nil Now, at the points of interest, put: $memlogger.snapshot($logfile, "tag/subtag", false) Run your app. Once you are done, analyze your data: bleak /path/to/logfile From this, I''m assuming that ''points of interest'' would be whenever we parse a resource, or whenever we send a resource to a puppet - may be wrong though - comments? Arjuna Chri...

... of access control parameters are set.                  Rules can be defined by (and tried in this order):               * listen sockets (),               * normal mounts (),               * default mounts (),               * the global list ().                  Each of those blocks can contain a  subtag.         (Note: It must not set a type="", otherwise it will be         interpreted as Icecast 2.4.x config).                  Each such  can contain a number of  tags.         Each  tag defines a rule.                  A  tag can include , and  tags.          tags are used to define addi...

...kets (<listen-socket>), * normal mounts (<mount type="normal">), * default mounts (<mount type="default">), * the global list (<icecast>). Each of those blocks can contain a <authentication> subtag. (Note: It must not set a type="", otherwise it will be interpreted as Icecast 2.4.x config). Each such <authentication> can contain a number of <role> tags. Each <role> tag defines a rule. A <role> tag can...

...kets (<listen-socket>), * normal mounts (<mount type="normal">), * default mounts (<mount type="default">), * the global list (<icecast>). Each of those blocks can contain a <authentication> subtag. (Note: It must not set a type="", otherwise it will be interpreted as Icecast 2.4.x config). Each such <authentication> can contain a number of <role> tags. Each <role> tag defines a rule. A <role> tag can...

I've put together the first attempt to defining an RDF metadata vocabulary for use with the CD Index/MusicBrainz/OggVorbis. If you care about metadata issues, please take a look at: http://www.cdindex.org/MM I've included a section for video specific stuff, but everything that I originally had in there is being covered by the MM:Contributors section. The Contributors stuff will allow