Well formed entry by example
A minimal well-formed log entry
An entry containing "Hello, world!" as embedded plain text.
| name | approximate type | sample value | status | comments |
| itemid | URI | http://acmeblogmakers.com/3785687253 | InProgess | Not settled -- any URI vs. PermaLinks |
| author.name | string | "John Doe" | consensus | Cannot have zero authors; URI optional -- see Authors |
| itemdate | datetime | Fri Jun 20 12:54:02 PDT 2003 | consensus | AKA post date, publication date; dateformat/timezone TBD |
| lastmodified | datetime | Fri Jun 20 13:34:31 PDT 2003 | InProgress | May not be required; see TimestampVsCreationDateTime |
| content.type | MIME type | text/plain | consensus | MIME parameters, e.g. format=flowed, are specified as part of content type |
| content.data | data | "Hello, world!" | consensus |
[MishaDynin] Did I get this right? (Except the naming -- but this is not as important now if the semantics are clear.) Please DoNotEdit the table but add your feedback below.
Question: how is content encoding specified?
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Answer: content.encoding. note that the final answer may be more complicated, depending on the actual serialization, but the concept applies in all cases.
Question: is content.encoding required?
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Answer:
Note that content type, data, and encoding only applies to embedded data. External content referenced via URI doesn't need them. That would make the example: content.uri or content.type, content.encoding, and content.data.
Typical log entry
For example, ![[WWW]](/moin-1.2.1/wiki/htdocs/classic/img/moin-www.png){kind=small}
this one
An excerpt from log entry
An excerpt is not really a summary.
A multimedia log entry
An entry containing an embedded image and html.
