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Andy not only excelled at providing technical feedback and review, but led several bold initiatives to standardize the classification of planetary-geo-location and living species on the web. Continue reading
Posted in microformats, reviews, social media, web standards
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Taxonomic machine tags
Images on Flickr (and other sites?) can be tagged with “machine tags“. For living things, these can convey taxonomic information. For example: taxonomy:binomial=Larus melanocephalus taxonomy:genus=Larus Flickr collapses these to: “larusmelanocephalus” and “larus“, but note that subtracting one from the other … Continue reading
Posted in nature, photography, web standards
Tagged machine tags, species, tags, taxonomy
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