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H-feed

h-feed is a draft Microformat for marking up a stream of posts using HTML class attributes. It is designed to support web pages that contain blog entries or similar chronological content (h-entry). These can then be parsed as feeds directly or via a proxy which converts h-feed to Atom or RSS, existing web syndication standards. It also supersedes the previous hAtom microformat also known as web slices.

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h-feed is a draft Microformat for marking up a stream of posts using HTML class attributes. It is designed to support web pages that contain blog entries or similar chronological content (h-entry). These can then be parsed as feeds directly or via a proxy1 which converts h-feed to Atom or RSS, existing web syndication standards. It also supersedes the previous hAtom microformat also known as web slices.

Due to h-entry's ability to provide backward compatibility with hAtom it is used widely throughout the web and particularly by IndieWeb sites.2

h-entry

h-entry is used as the basis for individual posts of chronological web pages, such as news entries or blog posts. The "hentry" root class in h-entry was based on Atom's "entry" element.

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