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						<h2 class="entry-title">RDFa Prima 1.0</h2>
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<blockquote><p>RDFa is a syntax for expressing this structured data in XHTML. The rendered, hypertext data of XHTML is reused by the RDFa markup, so that publishers don&#8217;t repeat themselves. The underlying abstract representation is RDF, which lets publishers build their own vocabulary, extend others, and evolve their vocabulary with maximal interoperability over time. The expressed structure is closely tied to the data, so that rendered data can be copied and pasted along with its relevant structure.</p></blockquote>
<p>I&#8217;m far from an expert in RDF. To me, RDFa is an approach to getting many of the advantages of microformats, coupled with those of RDF.<br/>
Microformats and RDF mecha-transformer? Or bastard love child of both?</p>
<p>I really don&#8217;t know.</p>
<p>Technorati Tags: microformats, RDF, RDFa, semweb</p>

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					<span class="entry-date">2007 03 13</abbr></span>
					<span class="entry-author author vcard">john</span>					<span class="entry-category">microformats<br/> RDF<br/> RDFa<br/> semweb</span>
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						<h2 class="entry-title">Tim O&#8217;Reilly on the &#8220;small s semantic web&#8221;</h2>
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<p>I do hope Tim O&#8217;Reilly is aware of the &#8220;lowercase semantic web&#8221;, and the work that those in the microformats community have been doing. His recent post is an interesting survey of the kinds of informal semantic web projects which are between them implementing a kind of semantic web (what might be called a &#8220;more semantic web&#8221;).</p>
<p>Sadly, no reference to microformats, which I&#8217;d estimate now appear on tens of millions of pages, but references to projects like &#8220;freebase&#8221; (may I call it vapour, as for now, for all the excitment among the usual suspects, all it seems one can do is sig up for an invite, an the FAQ link doesn&#8217;t even work - c&#8217;mon people.)</p>
<p>But the overall approach I think is right. We have a working web now. There is a tonne of data on it - an unimaginable amount really. Let&#8217;s see what we can do with that, and how we can incrementally improve that.</p>
<p>Technorati Tags: semantic web, semweb, microformats</p>

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						<h2 class="entry-title">Semantics in HTML Part III - Towards a semantic web</h2>
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<li>Part I - Traditional HTML Semantics</li>
<li>Part II - Standardizing Vocabularies</li>
<li>Part III - Directions in HTML Semantics (this article)</li>
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<blockquote cite="Brad Appleton">
<p>Fundamental to any science or engineering discipline [is] a common vocabulary for expressing its concepts, and a language for relating them together</p>
<p>Brad Appleton</p>
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<p>The World Wide Web is a simple thing really. It is, at the bottom, HTTP and HTML. Throw in some image formats (delivered via HTTP), CSS for styling (delivered via HTTP), Javascript for interaction design, and that&#8217;s more or less it.</p>
<p>The jewel in the crown, at least from the perspective of content developers, is HTML. HTML is used to markup, and so convey, the vast majority of the web&#8217;s information. </p>
<p>Today&#8217;s web is a web of HTML, and it is difficult to imagine a web much different any time soon. An almost unimaginable amount of time and money has been invested by individuals, organizations and companies in acquiring the skills and technology to publish and consume HTML. Even incremental changes to this landscape, such as the development of XHTML, a semantically, and syntactically near equivalent to HTML grounded in XML rather than SGML, and of CSS for developing web page presentation have taken in the order of a decade to get any kind of significant adoption by even professional web developers.</p>
<p>In this context, while not impossible (disruptive technologies do replace well entrenched perfectly serviceable ones - think of air traffic over rail or road for long distance travel, CDs over LPs, digital music formats and players of CDs, and so on), it is difficult to imagine within any reasonable time frame the web of HTML being replaced by &#8220;a better web&#8221; (this alone should make Adobe pause in considering the role Apollo will play). And this goes equally well for &#8220;The Semantic Web&#8221; an ambitious project to recast the web as a web of data, largely for machine consumption, using new markup formats centered on the Resource Description Framework (RDF), &#8220;a common framework for expressing &#8230; information so it can be exchanged between applications without loss of meaning.&#8221;</p>
<p>Whether or not such a project comes to pass, the web of HTML will be with us for a long time yet. Various projects are under way to further mature HTML - both within the W3C (in December 2006, the W3C announced a new HTML working group (chartered in March of 2007) to oversee the future development of HTML), as well as through the work of ad hoc groups like the WhatWG, whose work on HTML5 maps out an alternative, though not necessarily competing vision for the future of HTML.</p>
<p>What all those with more than a passing interest in the future of HTML (and indeed a great many professional developers today) devote not insignificant attention to is the question of semantics in HTML. In the first of these articles, I paid attention to the nature of the semantics in today&#8217;s HTML (HTML 4.01, XHTML 1+) - the kinds of &#8220;built in&#8221; semantics HTML provides, through elements and attributes. In the second, I looked at current processes and mechanisms for extending the semantics of today&#8217;s HTML - in particular, the one truly successful project for doing so to date, microformats, and foreshadowed the subject of this, the final installment in the series - future developments in the semantics of HTML.</p>
<h3>Future Semantics</h3>
<p>So far we&#8217;ve seen that there are three sources of semantics in HTML</p>
<ul>
<li>The built in semantics of HTML itself - its elements and attributes</li>
<li>The ad hoc semantics of developers inventing their own vocabularies, which is typically &#8220;injected&#8221; into HTML largely using the <code>class</code> and <code>id</code> attributes of HTML</li>
<li>Semi structured approaches to developing richer semantics, in particular the microformats project.</li>
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<p>It would make sense that future semantic developments of HTML would come from these or similar sources or approaches. In this article I want to focus on each in turn, and consider the benefits and shortcomings of each approach to developing richer semantics for HTML.</p>
<p>I&#8217;ll begin with the second approach, &#8220;bottom up&#8221; semantics, which I considered in the first article, and have paid no small amount of attention to with previous research. In short, despite the success of bottom up ontologies, what Thomas Vander Wal terms &#8220;folksonomies&#8221;, where common vocabularies for describing things emerge through ad hoc usage (well known examples are Flickr&#8217;s tags, and Del.icio.us), vocabularies for describing common data on the web <strong>simply haven&#8217;t emerged</strong>. This is not just an assertion, as my previous research indicates. It should in fact not come as a surprise, because class values, for example, are &#8220;hidden&#8221;, while tags at del.icio.us or flickr, by comparison are visible giving rise to a positive feedback loop - when I as a user see a tag for a particular kind of thing, I am more likely to use it myself for similar kinds of things. Over time, particular terms appear to &#8220;win&#8221;, and become the conventionally accepted tag for that kind of thing. With <code>class</code> and <code>id</code> values on the other hand, we simply don&#8217;t get the network effect to anoint particular words as the names of things.</p>
<p>In short, I&#8217;d argue that looking to emergent semantics for future vocabularies for HTML is a futile exercise - at least without sensible scaffolding to help the process. I&#8217;ll turn to just what that scaffolding might be shortly.</p>
<p>The primary source of semantics in HTML is of course that built into HTML itself - the elements and attributes of HTML. It would seem to be a reasonable argument then that the best source of developments in HTML semantics should come through the language itself. If observation leads us to the conclusion that certain constructs are particularly common on the web - whether they be structural ones like document sections, data constructs like addresses, or rhetorical constructs like irony, then it makes sense to include these very common constructs in HTML using the raw materials of HTML itself.</p>
<p>This is certainly one approach HTML5 takes to developing the semantics of that language. HTML5 proposes new elements such as <code>section</code>, <code>nav</code> and <code>footer</code>. HTML5 also proposes other mechanisms for extending the semantics of HTML, in particular by mechanism for anointing particular values for the class attribute. I&#8217;ll turn to that in the final section of this article.</p>
<p>It&#8217;s not clear at this stage whether this is a direction the new HTML working group at the W3C will take in developing future versions of HTML. It may be particularly challenging in the context of backwards compatibility. But certainly the XHTML2 project took this approach as one mechanism for extending HTML&#8217;s semantics (however, it may well be argued that in fact XHTML2 is no more HTML in any meaningful sense than say Docbook is). Similarly to HTML5, XHTML2 introduces new elements, such as <code>section</code>, and new attributes, one in particular the <code>role</code> attribute.</p>
<p>Interestingly, XHTML effectively introduces no new elements or attributes to the language (with the exception of Ruby in XHTML 1.1). We&#8217;ll return to why that might be in a moment.</p>
<p>Given that two major projects to overhaul HTML, both within and without the W3C have embraced the mechanism of adding elements and attributes to the language in order to extend HTML&#8217;s semantics, the initial conclusion one might draw is that this would be the best possible model for extending the semantics of HTML. Afterall, some very smart hardworking people with a lot of theoretical and practical experience in markup languages, parsers, browsers, and so on have come to this conclusion.</p>
<p>Respectfully, I&#8217;d argue that it is a <strong>really</strong> bad mechanism for doing so.</p>
<p>It both goes too far, and not nearly far enough, both breaking hundreds of millions of installed browsers, many of which will simply never be upgraded, while actually not solving the problem at all. Because the problem is <strong>not</strong> that the semantics of HTML are impoverished and need enriching (that is certainly <strong>a significant problem</strong>), the problem is that there is no mechanism for enriching the semantics of HTML without redefining the language, with all the attendant problems of backwards compatibility of sites, and software. If we are going to go to the trouble of making such high impact changes (and I&#8217;m not sure it&#8217;s necessary), then by not fixing this problem, we simply ensure that it will happen in perpetuity, each time we feel that the semantics of HTML is insufficiently rich. Which of course it will always be.</p>
<p>Whatever choices even the wisest, most diligent custodians of HTML make in terms of adding elements and attributes to the language, there will always be the need for more. The proliferation of XML based languages, or the very broad use of <code>class</code> and <code>id</code> values as evidenced by my research of late 2005, demonstrates that there is far too wide a possible set of vocabularies for a single language to embody using the built in mechanisms of elements and attributes alone. What HTML needs is a mechanism for extending the semantics of the language without changing the language itself. In the last part of this article, I want to consider what these mechanisms may be.</p>
<h3>Language is a virus</h3>
<p>HTML is a language, but not quite in the sense that English or French or Swahili are. Languages whose primary purposes is to communicate with machines - which HTML I&#8217;d argue is - require stability, to the point of rigidity, unambiguity (because software is very bad at deducing meaning from language), and constrained semantics. Programming languages, like C, or Fortran, tend to have very long half lives, their syntax and semantics changing very slowly, if at all, and almost always with a strong emphasis on backwards compatibility. HTML, though a language for communicating <strong>primarily</strong> with machines, is a curious hybrid - because the purpose of this human to machine communication is, at least in part, for those machines then to communicate to other humans. As a consequence, natural language semantics are embedded far deeper into HTML than they typically are into what was once termed 3GLs (or third generation programming languages). The problem is that natural language semantics is far more fluid (terms emerge rapidly, over the period of years, or even shorter), and far broader than the semantics required in order to communicate directly with hardware.</p>
<p>This presents the particular problem I outlined a moment ago, of the project to enrich HTML by innovations within the language being both too broad and too narrow. There&#8217;s little doubt that the further development of the semantic capacity of HTML is fundamentally important, but the real challenge is how to do it.</p>
<p>Perhaps the use of the term &#8220;semantic capacity&#8221; in the previous paragraph, as well of course my significant investment in microformats, and the previous articles in this series all point in the direction of how I would suggest <strong>projects</strong> to extend the semantics of HTML should go.</p>
<p>Just as CSS separated the presentation of a web page from its structure, content or semantics (various people will argue which of those three is the more accurate), HTML needs a mechanism to separate the semantics of a document from its structure. In fact, it largely already has several such mechanisms, which is not to say that no innovation is required, but rather, more attention needs to be paid to these existing, widely used, and more than a little successful mechanisms.</p>
<p>Before I continue, I need to make clear that <strong>I</strong> don&#8217;t think this is an argument in favor of RDF, inline RDF, or a non HTML mechanism. In this sense, it&#8217;s different to CSS, where a new language was developed to separate out the appearance of a page. Rather, the argument is for making HTML essentially semantically neutral, much like <code>div</code> and <code>span</code> elements (while not simply abandoning the existing built in semantics of the language), and providing a mechanism within HTML to enable it to be &#8220;semanticked&#8221; (sorry) in the same way that it can be styled.</p>
<p>Which all sounds nice in principle, but what about in practice? How might that work? I&#8217;d argue HTML needs both a mechanism that is part of the language, and processes to help guide emergent vocabularies, in order to both enable and develop richer semantics.</p>
<p>As we&#8217;ve seen, both in this article, and in the previous in the series, HTML itself (through the <code>class</code>, <code>id</code>, <code>rel</code>, <code>rev</code> attributes in particular), HTML5 (the class attribute, with a less anarchic approach to allowing values than HTML, where within syntactic constraints, anything goes) and HTML2 (through the <code>class</code> and <code>role</code> attributes) all provide mechanisms to extend the semantics of the language.</p>
<p>It remains an interesting open question as to whether the <code>class</code>, <code>id</code>, <code>rel</code>, <code>rev</code> and possibly other existing attributes of HTML suffice to enable the adequate extension of HTML, without the need for further innovation within the language, and hope that the new W3 HTML working group pay attention to that issue (and that the WhatWG might do so as well). At present, one very common use case that has been discovered by those working with microformats is the need for a mechanism for marking up content that is both unambiguous and standardized (for the benefit of machine communication) and also &#8220;human friendly&#8221;. A good, but far from unique example is dates. ISO8601, as adopted as the standard format for dates on the web by the W3C, is an unambiguous but far from humanly friendly date format. Humans write dates in all manner of (at times even) ambiguous ways - for example it is unclear whether 5.12.2007 is May 12th or December 5th. The microformats project has developed the <code>abbr</code> design pattern for marking up such data. One problem is that it arguably stretches the semantics of the <code>abbr</code> element considerably. It may be that an innovation within HTML (perhaps as &#8220;simple&#8221; as to explicitly enable the use of the <code>abbr</code> element for precisely this kind of purpose), or the development of a new attribute which may be used with some or all HTML elements, or even a whole new HTML element to solve this markup problem is required.</p>
<p>But in addition to mechanisms, the failure of bottom up evolution to develop meaningful, widespread vocabularies for even <strong>very</strong> common markup constructs such as page headers, or navigation, indicates that processes are required to enable the development of the actual semantic content that these mechanisms of HTML will enable. In the second article in this series, I looked in considerable detail at the microformats project, in part because I have quite a bit of interest in it myself, but in particular because it is the project which has been by far the most successful innovator of semantics for the web. In the order of tens of millions of pages are now published on the web using one or more microformats. The lessons I drew from that article is that microformats embrace a number of principles and practices which seem to have underpinned their success.</p>
<dl>
<dt>Microformats</dt>
<dd>solve a specific problem</dd>
<dd>start as simple as possible</dd>
<dd>design for humans first, machines second</dd>
<dd>reuse building blocks from widely adopted standards</dd>
<dd>modularity / embeddability</dd>
<dd>enable and encourage decentralized development, content, services</d>
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<p>An important question which remains is, is the microformats project alone sufficient to provide all the required semantics for the web? Partly this is a question of whether the processes scale. But it is also a sociological question as to whether there is &#8220;one true&#8221; process which will give rise to all possible outcomes within a space in the most efficient manner. I also argued in the previous article that microformats to date have concerned themselves with only two of at least four distinct categories of semantics. Of these four categories I identified by analyzing HTML in the first two articles, <strong>structural</strong>, <strong>content/data</strong>, <strong>rhetorical</strong>, and <strong>relational</strong>, microformats concern themselves with <strong>content/data</strong> and <strong>relational</strong> semantics. This may simply be accidental, or reflect the interests of the people who initially worked on microformats, as well as those who were then attracted to the project.</p>
<p>All of these questions lead me to believe that the microformats project alone will not provide a platform, organization, or specific process for developing all the required semantics of the HTML web. Nor indeed would those associated with that project even argue that this is a goal or ambition of the project. One of the successful features of the project is its focus, as clearly stated &#8220;microformats are not &#8230; a panacea for all taxonomies, ontologies, and other such abstractions&#8220;.</p>
<p>But as a successful project focussed on extending the semantics of HTML, it serves as an excellent model for the kind of process which can be successful.</p>
<p>So what are the key lessons any project, whether internal to an organization to help standardize internally used semantics, all the way through loose affiliations of interested people within a domain, to much more structured organizations like WhatWG, and all the way to the gold standard, the W3C itself, learn from the success (and teething pains) of the microformats project, when it comes to the process of developing new or richer semantics for the web?</p>
<p>It seems to me that three aspects of the microformats process are central.</p>
<ul>
<li>they solve focussed, existing, real word problems, not theoretical ones, by building on existing work, whether on the web, or in other related fields</li>
<li>They are open, and take on board the input of anyone who wishes to get involved in a specific format, with the minimum of fuss - it&#8217;s as simple as joining a mailing list.</li>
<li>They are iterative - and so help enable emergent consensus, not unlike the IETF&#8217;s &#8220;rough consensus and running code&#8221; model.</li>
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<h3>Where else?</h3>
<p>So if the microformats project is unlikely to tackle in particular structural and rhetorical semantics, how else might the semantics which fall into these categories be developed and enhanced? In some ways, these two areas of semantics fall at two ends of a spectrum. Rhetoric has a very long scholarly and philosophical tradition, while, outside the reasonably narrow constraints of traditional publishing (from which ironically HTML has taken very little by way of its technical vocabulary), the conventions of web design are new, and emerging, and have much less by way of consensus when it comes to naming constructs. As such, in some ways the project of creating a vocabulary of common rhetorical conventions should pose no great challenge, though having it adopted may prove much more of a challenge. A far greater challenge, and one for which there would be much more immediate benefit, is in developing a vocabulary to describe even the very common structural and user interface features of web pages and sites.</p>
<p>This is in fact something which I have been pondering, and writing on for some time. I also know through conversations with many of our peers that it is a challenge that a great many of them (you) think it would be important to solve. For some time, I have been of the strong opinion that design patterns, and pattern languages more generally, as commonly applied to architecture, object oriented analysis and design, and other areas of computer science provide a framework for developing what Brad Appleton argues is &#8220;[f]undamental to any science or engineering discipline &#8230; a common vocabulary for expressing its concepts, and a language for relating them together&#8221;. To that end I started a project almost 18 months ago to develop a pattern language approach to solving the problem of richer semantics for HTML when it comes to web page and site structure and architecture. My involvement with microformats has meant that I&#8217;ve learned a lot about how such a project might work, and I hope to reanimate the project (at least the public aspects of it), beginning with a presentation on my ideas to the Information Architecture Summit, who have graciously extended an invitation to speak on this subject.</p>
<p>An earlier article of mine goes into this whole area in considerable detail and so rather than repeat it here, I&#8217;ll simply link to it. If these ideas interest you, I hope you might like to help work on that project, or if you&#8217;ve not already done so, investigate microformats.</p>
<p>I began this long article with the quote from Brad Appleton, and finish with it, because to me it captures the whole tangled issue of semantics on the web, that I&#8217;ve been trying to unravel a little with these articles, succinctly, and clearly. Semantics is about language. As a maturing profession, to move forward, we who develop [for] the web quite simply need this &#8220;common vocabulary for expressing its concepts, and a language for relating them together&#8221;.</p>
<p>Technorati Tags: semantics, patterns, microformats, HTML, CSS, RDF, Semantic Web, semweb</p>

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					<span class="entry-date">2007 03 12</abbr></span>
					<span class="entry-author author vcard">john</span>					<span class="entry-category">microformats<br/> semantics</span>
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<p>A discussion which doesn&#8217;t seem to want to go away is one (probably mis)characterized as RDF versus microformats (or more broadly the &#8220;uppercase&#8221; Semantic Web versus the &#8220;lowercase&#8221; semantic web - essentially Tim Berners-lee&#8217;s ambitious project to reconstruct the web versus today&#8217;s web with richer semantics). </p>
<p>I must say that I am largely convinced, as much through experience as simply rhetoric, that the path of least resistance typically characterizes technology adoption, which is a fundamental motivator for the microformats project. However, it is also true that disruptive technologies, which require considerable investment in new skills for their adopters do appear and obsolete existing technologies. This has happened on the web with CSS, which despite the considerable cost of adoption, has, among professional developers at the very least, essentially entirely replaced the use of HTML for marking up web page appearance.</p>
<p>Will this happen with &#8220;The Semantic Web&#8221;? I suspect at the very least it will be a very long haul and big ask, based on the experience of trying to get even professional web developers to adopt slightly different HTML practices to create valid HTML and accessible sites. The Semantic Web project is particularly dependent on the network effect of machine readable data, which means it is very dependent on widespread adoption before it is of any real value at all.</p>
<p>The issue has recently been vigorously discussed by Ian Davis with comments by Tantek Çelik, and a and a thoughtful detailed rejoinder by Ian.</p>
<p>Technorati Tags: microformats, RDF, CSS</p>

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					<span class="entry-date">2007 03 11</abbr></span>
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<p>Who&#8217;d have thought those oenophiles were also some of the folks most interested in standardized data formats, and indeed microformats. Well, it comes as little surprise, with Dab Cederholm and Dan Benjamin&#8217;s microformatted outCork&#8217;d as a leading Wine 2.0 (yeah, there&#8217;s a group that calls themselves that) site.</p>
<p>I&#8217;ve just stumbled upon a wine formats wiki (&#8221;blending wine with the semantic web&#8221;), for discussing and developing fomrats for marking up wine related information online, and they seem to very sensible be reusing microfomats where appropriate. Good work. </p>
<p>Technorati Tags: microformats, wine</p>

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<p>Via the Touchstone blog, I came across this article by R. Todd Stephens (Ph. D. no less) Life Without Metadata. Worth a look. I wonder whether all of what the author talks about actually constitutes data, or metadata (are the labels on a soup can data or metadata?).</p>
<p>I also note that a search at the site, DM Review, returns no hits for &#8220;microformats&#8221;. </p>
<p>Anyone at CM Review who finds a link in from this blog may like to contact me, and I can fix that for you <img src="/static/microformatique.com-icon_wink.gif" alt=";-)" class="wp-smiley"/> </p>
<p>john</p>

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<p>I&#8217;ve just switched over to the Bartelme theme by Scott Wallick. It&#8217;s full of microformats, like hAtom, and much lighter weight. I like th IA a little better too. I&#8217;ll spruce it up a little if I get a moment, and need to add the technorati blog reactions widget I added to the old theme. </p>
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<p>Despite not getting to SxSW this year (in fact, because of other speaking engagements), I&#8217;ve got a number of presentations coming up over the next 6 weeks.</p>
<p>First up, at IA Summit in Las Vegas, from 23-26 March., I&#8217;ll be doing a one day workshop with Thomas Vander Wal (be great top catch up with him again), Karen Loasby and Margaret Hanley on http://www.iasummit.org/2007/preconferencesession/designing_with_structured_data.html”>Designing with Structured Data, my part of the day is a hands on microformats session, then a conference session WebPatterns: design patterns in web site architecture and User Interaction (yes, I am still working away on that project).</p>
<p>Then, a couple of weeks later, at Web 2.0 Expo, I&#8217;ll be talking about microformats. There&#8217;s also a barcamp style conference running in parallel, which I am sure I&#8217;ll get involved with.</p>
<p>Technorati Tags: microformats, web2expo, iasummit, webpatterns, patterns</p>

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<p>Yahoo! has definitely been one of the strongest adopters of microformats, across a range of their sites. One of the very earliest was Yahoo! Tech, who use hCard and hReview extensively.</p>
<p>Yahoo! Tech is looking for an experienced front end developer, with microformats experience.</p>
<p>Yahoo! Tech offers consumers a rich environment for obtaining product data, reviews, and other information about tech gadgets such as computers, cell phones, software, games, and home audio and video equipment. If you&#8217;re a skilled backend engineer, you can be a part of this growing team.</p>
<p>Tech engineers work in a team dedicated to addressing functionality, performance, security, and application stability, in a highly-integrated environment that uses web services to consolidate data from numerous other Yahoo! teams. Knowledge and understanding of web services (especially the REST model), XML, and the MySQL database, along with a firm understanding of good software design and development principles, are critical factors for success.</p>
<p>Responsibilities include the following:</p>
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<li>Work as part of a team to identify and resolve software and networking issues on the tech.yahoo.com site.</li>
<li>Translate product requirements into functional specifications and build software that meets those requirements.</li>
<li>Work with and coordinate activities with Tech as well as other Yahoo! teams that provide data or services to Yahoo! Tech.</li>
<li>Contribute to the continual improvement of our development processes</li>
<li>Maintain up-to-date documentation on processes and code</li>
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<p>Minimal job qualifications:</p>
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<li>Demonstrated software design and development experience</li>
<li>Development skills in PHP, CSS, HTML, Microformats, Accessibility, JavaScript</li>
<li>Strong knowledge of XML/XSL handling</li>
<li>Outstanding communication and interpersonal skills</li>
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<p>For more information or to visit http://careers.yahoo.com</p>
<p>Technorati Tags: microformats, jobs, yahoo</p>

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<p>Sucks or Rocks is a fun site I came across the other day. It takes keywords, then uses Yahoo&#8217;s search API to find references to this word - and then tries to determine based on context whether its a positive or negative reference.</p>
<p>Sounds a lot like the kind of thing that would be trivial to do with VoteLinks.</p>
<p>Technorati Tags: microformats, votelinks</p>

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- Globales Janeiro
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- Globales Mimosa Hotel Palma Nova
- Globales Palmanova Hotel
- Globales Palmanova Palace (Adults Only)
- Globales Panama - Adults Only Hotel Palma Nova
- Globales Pionero Hotel Santa Ponsa
- Globales Santa Lucia - Adults Only 18 Hotel Palma Nova
- Globales Santa Ponsa Park Hotel
- Grupotel Acapulco Playa - Adults Only Playa de Palma
- Grupotel Aguait Resort & Spa - Adults Only Cala Ratjada
- Grupotel Alcudia Suite Playa de Muro
- Grupotel Cala Marsal Nature Hotel Portocolom
- Grupotel Farrutx Can Picafort
- Grupotel Gran Vista & Spa Can Picafort
- Grupotel Los Principes & Spa Playa de Muro
- Grupotel Mallorca Mar Cala Bona
- Grupotel Maritimo Port de Alcudia
- Grupotel Montecarlo Can Picafort
- Grupotel Natura Playa Playa de Muro
- Grupotel Nilo & Spa Peguera
- Grupotel Orient Playa de Palma
- Grupotel Picafort Beach Can Picafort
- Grupotel Playa Camp De Mar - Adults Only
- Grupotel Playa De Palma Suites & Spa
- Grupotel Port D'Alcudia
- Grupotel Taurus Park Playa de Palma
- H10 Casa Del Mar Hotel Santa Ponsa
- H10 Punta Negra Hotel Mallorca Island
- Hesperia Mallorca Palma de Mallorca
- Hipotels Apartamentos Cala Bona
- Hipotels Bahia Cala Millor - Adults Only
- Hipotels Bahia Grande Aparthotel Cala Millor
- Hipotels Cala Millor Park
- Hipotels Coma Gran Sa Coma
- Hipotels Don Juan Cala Millor
- Hipotels Dunas Aparthotel Cala Millor
- Hipotels Eurotel Punta Rotja Spa-Golf Costa De Los Pinos
- Hipotels Flamenco Cala Millor
- Hipotels Gran Playa De Palma
- Hipotels Hipocampo - Adults Only Cala Millor
- Hipotels Hipocampo Playa (Adults Only) Cala Millor
- Hipotels Mediterraneo Club Sa Coma
- Hipotels Mediterraneo Hotel - Adults Only Sa Coma
- Hipotels Mercedes Aparthotel Cala Millor
- Hipotels Said Cala Millor
- Hm Alma Beach - Adults Only Can Pastilla
- Hm Balanguera Beach - Adults Only Playa de Palma
- Hm Balanguera Hotel Palma de Mallorca
- Hm Dunas Blancas Playa de Palma
- Hm Gran Fiesta Hotel Playa de Palma
- Hm Isabela-Adults Only Hotel Santa Ponsa
- Hm Jaime III Hotel Palma de Mallorca
- Hm Mar Blau Aparthotel Sa Coma
- Hm Martinique Hotel Magaluf
- Hm Palma Blanc Hotel
- Hm Tropical Hotel Playa de Palma
- Hoposa Costa D'Or - Adults Only Hotel Deia
- Hoposa Cultural Boutique Hotel Port de Pollenca
- Hoposa Daina- Adults Only Hotel Port de Pollenca
- Hoposa Hotel & Apartaments Villaconcha Port de Pollenca
- Hoposa Niu Hotel Cala San Vicente
- Hoposa Pollentia - Adults Only Hotel Port de Pollenca
- Hoposa Uyal Hotel Port de Pollenca
- Hostal Playa Santanyi
- Hotel & Spa S'Entrador Playa Cala Ratjada
- Hotel Agua Beach "Adults Only" Palma Nova
- Hotel Almudaina Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel Ankaa - Adults Only Porto Cristo
- Hotel Apartament Sa Tanqueta De Fornalutx - Adults Only
- Hotel Apartamentos Cala Santanyi
- Hotel Artmadams Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel Astoria Playa Adults Only 4* Sup Port de Alcudia
- Hotel Atolon & Kaafu Beach Club Cala Bona
- Hotel Aubamar Bali Playa de Palma
- Hotel Bahia Del Sol Santa Ponsa
- Hotel Bahia Peguera
- Hotel Bahia Pollensa Port de Pollenca
- Hotel Basilica Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel Be Live Adults Only Marivent Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel Bella Playa & Spa Cala Ratjada
- Hotel Bendinat Portals Nous
- Hotel Best Delta Maioris Decima
- Hotel Bon Sol Resort & Spa Illetas
- Hotel Born Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel Bosch Boutique Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel Boutique Minister 4Sup Port De Soller
- Hotel Brisa Marina (Adults Only) S'Illot
- Hotel Ca'L Bisbe Soller
- Hotel Ca'N Bonico Ses Salines
- Hotel Cala Bona
- Hotel Cala Dor - Adults Only Cala d'Or
- Hotel Cala Fornells Peguera
- Hotel Cala Gat Cala Ratjada
- Hotel Cala Sant Vicenc - Adults Only Cala San Vicente
- Hotel Calimera Fido Gardens Cala d'Or
- Hotel Can Abril Soller
- Hotel Can Cirera Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel Can Quetglas (Adults Only) Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel Can Riera Moscari
- Hotel Can Roses Soller
- Hotel Can Simo Alcudia
- Hotel Can Verdera (Adults Only) Fornalutx
- Hotel Castell Dels Hams Porto Cristo
- Hotel Ciutat Jardi Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel Condesa Port de Alcudia
- Hotel Cort Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel Costa Azul Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel Creu De Tau Art&Spa-Adults Only Capdepera
- Hotel Cristobal Colon Playa de Palma
- Hotel Eden Soller Port De Soller
- Hotel El Guia Soller
- Hotel Es Port Port De Soller
- Hotel Esplendido Port De Soller
- Hotel Feliz Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel Finca Ca N'Ai - Adults Only Soller
- Hotel Florida Magaluf - Adults Only
- Hotel Gran Sol Cala Bona
- Hotel Honucai (Adults Only) Colonia de Sant Jordi
- Hotel Hostal Cuba Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel Illa D'Or & Club Apts 4* Sup Port de Pollenca
- Hotel Illot Suites Cala Ratjada
- Hotel Ilusion Moreyo - Adults Only Cala Bona
- Hotel Ipanema Beach El Arenal
- Hotel Joan Miro Museum Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel La Pergola Mallorca Port D'Andratx
- Hotel Las Arenas Can Pastilla
- Hotel Mariant Park Sa Coma
- Hotel Marina Port De Soller
- Hotel Mirador Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel Miramar Mallorca Port de Pollenca
- Hotel More Alcudia
- Hotel Na Forana Cala Ratjada
- Hotel Na Taconera Font de sa Cala
- Hotel Negresco - Adults Only Playa de Palma
- Hotel Pabisa Sofia Playa de Palma
- Hotel Palia Maria Eugenia Calas de Mallorca
- Hotel Palia Sa Coma Playa
- Hotel Palia Tropico Playa Palma Nova
- Hotel Palladium Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel Palma Avenidas (Adults Only)
- Hotel Palma Bellver , Affiliated By Melia
- Hotel Paradiso Garden Playa de Palma
- Hotel Playa Golf - Adults Only Playa de Palma
- Hotel Principe Wellness&Spa Playa de Palma
- Hotel Protur Badia Park Aparthotel Sa Coma
- Hotel Riu Bravo Playa de Palma
- Hotel Riu Concordia Playa de Palma
- Hotel Riu Festival Playa de Palma
- Hotel Riu Playa Park Playa de Palma
- Hotel Riu San Francisco - Adults Only Playa de Palma
- Hotel Roc Illetas & Spa
- Hotel Rocamarina - Adults Only Cala d'Or
- Hotel Rosella Affiliated By Intelier Sa Coma
- Hotel Rural S'Olivaret & Spa Alaro
- Hotel Sa Franquesa Nova Vilafranca De Bonany
- Hotel Sa Roqueta Can Picafort Adults Only
- Hotel Sabina Cala Millor
- Hotel Sabina Playa (Adults Only) Cala Millor
- Hotel Samos (Adults Only) Magaluf
- Hotel San Lorenzo - Adults Only Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel Sant Jordi Playa de Palma
- Hotel Santanyi Port Cala Figuera
- Hotel Saratoga Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel Seasun Aniram Playa de Palma
- Hotel Son Caliu Spa Oasis Palma Nova
- Hotel Son Cosmet Campos
- Hotel Sumba Cala Millor
- Hotel Thb Gran Bahia Can Picafort
- Hotel Timor Playa de Palma
- Hotel Torre Azul & Spa - Adults Only El Arenal
- Hotel Vibra Beverly Playa Peguera
- Hotel Vibra Palma Cactus Playa de Palma
- Hotel Villa Chiquita - Adults Only - Over 12 Colonia de Sant Jordi
- Hotel Y Apartamentos Des Puig Deia
- Hotel Zhero Cas Catala
- Houm Plaza Son Rigo Aparthotel Playa de Palma
- Hsm Atlantic Park Hotel Magaluf
- Hsm Calas Park Calas de Mallorca
- Hsm Golden Playa Hotel Playa de Palma
- Hsm Lago Park Playa de Muro
- Hsm Solivera Peguera
- Hyb Eurocalas Calas de Mallorca
- Iberostar Selection Albufera Park All Inclusive Playa de Muro
- Iberostar Selection Albufera Playa All Inclusive Playa de Muro
- Iberostar Selection Jardin Del Sol Suites - Adults Only Santa Ponsa
- Iberostar Waves Alcudia Park Hotel Playa de Muro
- Iberostar Waves Bahia De Palma - Adults Only Hotel Playa de Palma
- Iberostar Waves Cala Domingos All Inclusive Calas de Mallorca
- Iberostar Waves Cala Millor - Adults Only Hotel
- Iberostar Waves Ciudad Blanca Hotel Alcudia
- Iberostar Waves Club Cala Barca All Inclusive Porto Petro
- Iberostar Waves Cristina Hotel Playa de Palma
- Iberostar Waves Pinos Park Hotel Font de sa Cala
- Iberostar Waves Playa De Muro
- Ibersol Siurell Hotel Sa Coma
- Ibersol Son Caliu Mar Hotel Mallorca Island
- Icon Roseto Hotel Palma de Mallorca
- Icon Valparaiso - Adults Only Cala Murada
- Ilunion Palmanova Mallorca
- Indico Rock Hotel Mallorca - Adults Only Playa de Palma
- Inmood Aucanada 4 Sup Port de Alcudia
- Innside By Melia Alcudia Port de Alcudia
- Innside By Melia Calvia Beach Magaluf
- Innside By Melia Palma Bosque
- Innside By Melia Palma Center
- Innside By Melia Wave Calvia Magaluf
- Insotel Cala Mandia Resort Porto Cristo
- Inturotel Cala Esmeralda Beach Hotel & Spa - Adults Only Cala d'Or
- Inturotel Esmeralda Park Cala d'Or
- Inturotel Sa Marina Cala d'Or
- Ipanema Park Hotel El Arenal
- Isla Mallorca & Spa Palma de Mallorca
- Js Alcudi-Mar Hotel Playa de Muro
- Js Palma Plaza Hotel
- Js Palma Stay - Adults Only Can Pastilla
- Js Sol De Alcudia Hotel Port de Alcudia
- Js Yate Hotel Can Picafort
- L'Avenida Hotel Soller
- L\u2019Hermitage Hotel & Spa
- La Farm Baleares (Adults Only) Bed & Breakfast Santa Maria del Cami
- La Goleta Hotel De Mar - Adults Only Port de Pollenca
- Las Gaviotas Suites Hotel & Spa Playa de Muro
- Leman Hotel Y Apartamentos Playa de Palma
- Leonardo Boutique Hotel Mallorca Port Portals - Adults Only Portals Nous
- Leonardo Royal Hotel Mallorca Palma Nova
- Leonardo Royal Hotel Mallorca Palmanova Bay
- Levante Park Hotel Cala Millor
- Lindner Hotel Mallorca Portals Nous, Part Of Jdv By Hyatt
- Llaut Boutique Hotel (Adults Only) Can Picafort
- Los Geranios Port De Soller
- Mar Blau Aparthotel Port de Alcudia
- Mar Calma Hotel Port de Pollenca
- Mar Hotels Paguera & Spa
- Mar Hotels Playa De Muro Suites
- Mar Hotels Playa Mar & Spa Port de Pollenca
- Marins Beach Club - Adults Only Hotel Cala Millor
- Marins Playa Hotel Cala Millor
- Marins Suites - Adults Only Hotel Cala Millor
- Maristel Hotel & Spa - Adults Only Estellencs
- Marsenses Ferrera Blanca Hotel - Adults Only Cala d'Or
- Marsenses Ferrera Blanca Hotel Family Cala d'Or
- Marsenses Natura Olea Hotel - Adults Only Cala d'Or
- Marsenses Puerto Pollensa Hotel & Spa Adults Only
- Marsenses Rosa Del Mar Hotel & Spa Palma Nova
- Meem Townhouse Hotel Soller
- Melbeach Hotel & Spa - Adults Only Canyamel
- Melia Calvia Beach Magaluf
- Melia Palma Bay Hotel
- Melia Palma Marina Hotel
- Melia South Beach Magaluf
- Mim Mallorca Melia Collection (Adults Only)
- Mirabo De Valldemossa
- Mll Mediterranean Bay - Adults Only El Arenal
- Mon Boutique Hotel Pollenca
- Mon Port Hotel & Spa Port D'Andratx
- Monnaber Nou Finca Hotel & Spa Campanet
- Monsuau Cala D'Or Hotel 4 Sup - Adults Only
- Myseahouse Flamingo - Adults Only 4* Sup Hotel Mallorca Island
- Nakar Hotel Palma de Mallorca
- Nautic Hotel & Spa Can Pastilla
- Nou Baleares Hotel Palma de Mallorca
- Nura Santa Ponsa & Spa
- Occidental Cala Vinas Hotel Cala Vinas
- Occidental Playa De Palma Hotel
- Ocean Drive Port Portals Hotel Mallorca Island
- Olive Beach Apartamentos Port de Alcudia
- Ona Palmira Paguera Hotel
- Ona Palmira Paradise Paguera
- Ona Village Cala D'Or
- Paguera Treff Boutique Hotel
- Palace Bonanza Playa Resort & Spa By Olivia Hotels Collection Illetas
- Palau Sa Font Hotel Palma de Mallorca
- Palma Suites
- Palmanova Suites By Trh (Adults Only) Magaluf
- Paraiso De Alcudia Hotel Port de Alcudia
- Parque Nereida Suites Hotel Cala Ratjada
- Petit Palace Hotel Tres Palma de Mallorca
- Playa Esperanza Resort Affiliated By Melia Playa de Muro
- Plaza Santa Ponsa Boutique - Adults Only. Hotel
- Portblue Club Pollentia Resort & Spa Alcudia
- Portixol Hotel & Restaurant Palma de Mallorca
- Portofino Mallorca Palma de Mallorca
- Portomar Apartments Portocolom
- Predi Son Jaumell Hotel Rural Capdepera
- Principal Son Amoixa Hotel Manacor
- Prinsotel Alba & Spa Cala d'Or
- Prinsotel La Dorada & Spa Playa de Muro
- Prinsotel La Pineda Cala Ratjada
- Prinsotel Mal Pas - Adults Only Alcudia
- Protur Bonaire Aparthotel Cala Bona
- Protur Bonamar (Adults Only) Hotel Cala Millor
- Protur Monte Safari Hotel Cala Millor
- Protur Naisa Palma Hotel
- Protur Playa Cala Millor (Adults Only) Hotel
- Protur Sa Coma Playa Hotel & Spa
- Protur Safari Park Aparthotel Sa Coma
- Protur Turo Pins 4* Sup Hotel Cala Ratjada
- Protur Vista Badia Aparthotel Sa Coma
- Puerto Azul Suite Hotel Port de Pollenca
- Pula Golf Resort Son Servera
- Pure Salt Port De Soller (Adults Only) Hotel
- Puro Hotel Oasis Urbano Palma de Mallorca
- Rafa Nadal Residence Manacor
- Reverence Life Hotel - Adults Only Santa Ponsa
- Reverence Mare Hotel - Adults Only Palma Nova
- Robinson Cala Serena
- Roc Oberoy - Adults Only Hotel Peguera
- S'Hotelet De Santanyi
- Sa Cabana Hotel & Spa - Adults Only Consell
- Salino Port Soller Hotel Port De Soller
- Salles Hotels Marina Portals Portals Nous
- Samaritana Suites Palma de Mallorca
- Santa Clara Urban Hotel & Spa Palma de Mallorca
- Seaclub Alcudia (Adults Only)
- Senator Cala Millor Hotel
- Sentido Fido Punta Del Mar Hotel & Spa - Adults Only Santa Ponsa
- Sentido Fido Tucan - Adults Only Cala d'Or
- Seramar Hotel Comodoro Playa Palma Nova
- Sky Senses Hotel Santa Ponsa
- Smy Portocolom - Renovated 2026 (Adults Only) Hotel
- Sofia Alcudia Beach Port de Alcudia
- Sol Barbados Hotel Magaluf
- Sol Guadalupe Hotel Magaluf
- Sol House Mallorca (Adults Only) Magaluf
- Sol I Vida Hotel - Adults Only Porto Cristo
- Sol Katmandu Park & Resort Magaluf
- Sol Mirador De Calas Calas de Mallorca
- Sol Palmanova Mallorca
- Son Matias Beach - Adults Only Palma Nova
- Son Moll Sentits Hotel & Spa - Adults Only Cala Ratjada
- Son Penya Adults Only Petit Hotel & Spa Sant Llorenc Des Cardassar
- Son Sant Jordi Hotel Pollenca
- Sunprime Pollensa Bay Hotel Alcudia
- Sunprime Waterfront Adults Only Hotel Can Pastilla
- Sunwing Alcudia Beach Port de Alcudia
- Tacande Portals (Adults Only) Portals Nous
- Talayot - Adults Only Hotel Cala Millor
- Ten Mallorca - Adults Only Sineu
- Terreno Suites Palma de Mallorca
- Thb Bamboo Alcudia - Adults Only Hotel Port de Alcudia
- Thb Cala Lliteras - Adults Only Hotel Cala Ratjada
- Thb El Cid - Adults Only Hotel Can Pastilla
- Thb Felip - Adults Only Hotel Porto Cristo
- Thb Gran Playa - Adults Only Hotel Can Picafort
- Thb Guya Playa Hotel Cala Ratjada
- Thb Maria Isabel - Adults Only Hotel Playa de Palma
- Thb Sa Coma Platja Hotel
- The Sea Club Hotel Cala Ratjada
- The Sea Hotel By Grupotel - Adults Only Can Picafort
- Tomir Portals Suites - Adults Only Portals Nous
- Trendhotel Alcudia - Adults Only
- Tropicana Hotel Cala Millor
- Universal Aparthotel Don Camilo Sant Elm
- Universal Aparthotel Elisa Playa de Muro
- Universal Hotel Aquamarin Sant Elm
- Universal Hotel Bikini Cala Millor
- Universal Hotel Cabo Blanco - Adults Only Colonia de Sant Jordi
- Universal Hotel Castell Royal Canyamel
- Universal Hotel Laguna Canyamel
- Universal Hotel Lido Park & Spa Peguera
- Universal Hotel Marques Colonia de Sant Jordi
- Universal Hotel Neptuno - Adults Only Playa de Palma
- Universal Hotel Perla S'Illot
- Universal Hotel Romantica Colonia de Sant Jordi
- Valentin Grand Park Suite Hotel Peguera
- Valentin Playa De Muro
- Valentin Reina Paguera - Adults Only Hotel
- Valentin Somni Hotel & Suites (Adults Only) Peguera
- Vell Mari Hotel & Resort Can Picafort
- Villa Piccola By Cassai Colonia de Sant Jordi
- Villa Singala Port de Pollenca
- Villa Vegana Selva
- Viva Blue & Spa Playa de Muro
- Viva Cala Mesquida Resort & Spa
- Viva Cala Mesquida Suites & Spa Adults Only 16
- Viva Eden Lago Port de Alcudia
- Viva Golf Adults Only 18+ Hotel Port de Alcudia
- Viva Sunrise Aparthotel Port de Alcudia
- Welikehotel Marfil Playa Sa Coma
- Welikehotel Triton Beach (Adults Only) Cala Ratjada
- Whala!Fun Hotel El Arenal
- Yartan Boutique Hotel - Adults Only
- Ynaira Hotel & Spa Ariany
- Zafiro Alzinar Mar Adults Only - Refurbished 2025 Hotel Can Picafort
- Zafiro Bahia Aparthotel Playa de Muro
- Zafiro Cala Mesquida Aparthotel
- Zafiro Can Picafort
- Zafiro Mallorca & Spa Can Picafort
- Zafiro Palmanova Aparthotel
- Zafiro Rey Don Jaime Hotel Santa Ponsa
- Zafiro Tropic Aparthotel Port de Alcudia
- Zel Mallorca (Adults Only) Palma Nova
- 4U Miranda - Adults Only Hotel Santa Ponsa
- A10 Sol De Alcudia Hotel Port de Alcudia
- Africamar Hotel Can Picafort
- Ahoi! Urban Beach El Arenal
- Alaro Natura Rural Suites
- Alcudia Beach Apartments Port de Alcudia
- Alcudia Garden Aparthotel Port de Alcudia
- Aluasoul Alcudia Bay Hotel Mallorca Island
- Aluasun Cala Antena Calas de Mallorca
- Apartamentos Azul Playa Cala Ferrera
- Apartamentos Caprice Tamarindos Port de Alcudia
- Apartamentos Martha'S Palma Nova
- Apartamentos Parque Mar Cala d'Or
- Apartamentos Sol Y Mar Cala Bona
- Apartamentos Vista Club Santa Ponsa
- Apartamentos Vistasol Magaluf
- Aparthotel Africamar Can Picafort
- Aparthotel Ciudad Laurel Cala Millor
- Aparthotel Flora Port de Pollenca
- Aparthotel Holiday Center Santa Ponsa
- Aparthotel Pierre & Vacances Mallorca Cecilia Portocolom
- Aparthotel Playa Dorada Sa Coma
- Azuline Hotel Bahamas Y Bahamas II El Arenal
- Azuline Hotel Palmanova Garden
- Barcel Ponent Playa Hotel Cala d'Or
- Bella Colina I Vintage Hotel 1953 Peguera
- Bellevue Belsana Hotel Portocolom
- Bellevue Club Aparthotel Port de Alcudia
- Bellevue Lagomonte Port de Alcudia
- Bh Club Mallorca - Adults Only Torrenova
- Bh Mallorca Apartments Magaluf
- Bluesea Arenal Tower Adults Only Hotel El Arenal
- Bluesea Cala Millor Hotel
- Bluesea Costa Verde El Arenal
- Bluesea Don Jaime Hotel Cala Millor
- Bluesea Gran Playa Hotel Sa Coma
- Bluesea Mediodia Hotel El Arenal
- Bluesea Piscis - Adults Only Hotel Port de Alcudia
- Bluewater Hotel Colonia de Sant Jordi
- Bq Alcudia Sun Village Playa de Muro
- Bq Sarah -Adults Only Hotel Can Picafort
- Brick Palma - Turismo De Interior Hotel
- Ca'S Papa Hotel Valldemossa
- Cabot Club Torreblanca
- Cabot Hobby Club Apartments Port de Pollenca
- Cabot Romantic- Adults Only Port de Pollenca
- Calanova Sports Residence Palma de Mallorca
- Caramelo Palma Beach (Adults Only) Playa de Palma
- Casa Catalina Hotel Palma de Mallorca
- Casa Lina Hotel Cala Figuera
- Casablanca Apartments, Santa Ponsa
- Club Mac Alcudia Hotel Port de Alcudia
- Club Mac Hotel Port de Alcudia
- Club Simo Aparthotel Cala Millor
- Copaiba By Honne Hotels - Adults Only Playa de Palma
- Cupido Boutique Hotel Peguera
- Don Carlos Peguera
- Es Petit De Valldemossa
- Flipflop Cala Mandia Hotel Cala Romantica
- Flipflop Cala Romantica Porto Cristo
- Flor Los Almendros Hotel Peguera
- Fornalutx Petit Hotel - Bed & Breakfast
- Gavimar Ariel Chico Hotel And Apartments Cala d'Or
- Gavimar Cala Gran Hotel And Apartments Cala d'Or
- Gavimar La Mirada Hotel And Apartments Cala d'Or
- Globales Aparthotel Bouganvilla Sa Coma
- Globales Bouganvilla Sa Coma
- Globales Condes De Alcudia Hotel Port de Alcudia
- Globales Isabel
- Globales Playa Santa Ponsa Hotel
- Globales Samoa Hotel Calas de Mallorca
- Globales Simar Hotel Cala San Vicente
- Globales Torrenova (Adults Only) Hotel Magaluf
- Grupotel Alcudia Pins Can Picafort
- Grupotel Amapola Playa de Muro
- Grupotel Rocador - Adults Only Cala d'Or
- Guya Wave Hotel (Adults Only) Cala Ratjada
- Helios Mallorca Hotel & Apartments Can Pastilla
- Hoposa Bahia Hotel Port de Pollenca
- Hoposa Pollensamar Hotel Port de Pollenca
- Hostal Palmaria Santanyi
- Hostal Talamanca Cala d'Or
- Hotel Amazonas El Arenal
- Hotel Amic Colon Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel Amic Gala Can Pastilla
- Hotel Amic Horizonte Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel Amic Miraflores Can Pastilla
- Hotel Amoros Cala Ratjada
- Hotel Araxa - Adults Only Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel Balear Can Pastilla
- Hotel Bella Mar Cala Ratjada
- Hotel Biniamar Cala Millor
- Hotel Brismar Port D'Andratx
- Hotel Cala D'Or Playa
- Hotel Cala Murada
- Hotel Capri Port de Pollenca
- Hotel Casa Bougainvillea Soller
- Hotel Casablanca Santa Ponsa
- Hotel Cassandra El Arenal
- Hotel Club Cala Romani Calas de Mallorca
- Hotel Club Es Talaial Cala d'Or
- Hotel Club Palia Sa Coma Playa Mallorca Island
- Hotel Club S'Illot
- Hotel Cupidor Peguera
- Hotel D'Interior Ca Mado Paula Banyalbufar
- Hotel D'Or Cala d'Or
- Hotel Don Miguel Playa Playa de Palma
- Hotel Don Pepe - Adults Only El Arenal
- Hotel Eden Nord Soller Port De Soller
- Hotel Eden Palma Playa Adults Only Can Pastilla
- Hotel Eolo Port de Pollenca
- Hotel Ilusion Calma & Spa Can Pastilla
- Hotel Iris - Only Adults El Arenal
- Hotel Isla De Cabrera Colonia de Sant Jordi
- Hotel Ivory Playa Sports & Spa Alcudia
- Hotel Kilimanjaro El Arenal
- Hotel La Nina Cala Millor
- Hotel Llenaire Port de Pollenca
- Hotel Manaus El Arenal
- Hotel Marbel Can Pastilla
- Hotel Mariant S'Illot
- Hotel Marina Playa De Palma El Arenal
- Hotel Metropolitan Playa 3 Sup Playa de Palma
- Hotel Millor Sol Cala Millor
- Hotel Morito Cala Millor
- Hotel Navia Santa Ponsa - Adults Only
- Hotel Palia Dolce Farniente 3 Sup Cala d'Or
- Hotel Palia Puerto Del Sol 3 Sup Cala d'Or
- Hotel Palmira Isabela Santa Ponsa
- Hotel Pinos Playa Santanyi
- Hotel Playa Mondrago Porto Petro
- Hotel Playas De Paguera
- Hotel Riutort El Arenal
- Hotel Sa Coma Banyalbufar
- Hotel Ses Puntetes Cala d'Or
- Hotel Sis Pins Port de Pollenca
- Hotel Tora Peguera
- Hotel Venecia Paguera
- Hotel Villa Singala Port de Pollenca
- Hotel Vista Park Can Picafort
- Hotel Voramar Cala Millor
- Hotel Zurbaran Palma
- Hsm Canarios Park Calas de Mallorca
- Hsm Reina Del Mar Hotel El Arenal
- Hsm Sandalo Beach Magaluf
- Hsm Son Veri - Adults Only El Arenal
- Ilusion Markus & Spa Can Picafort
- Ilusion Vista Blava Hotel Cala Millor
- Inn Mallorca Aparthotel Magaluf
- Inner Hotel Rupit "Adults Only" Cala d'Or
- Inturotel Azul Garden Cala d'Or
- Inturotel Cala Azul Cala d'Or
- Inturotel Esmeralda Garden Cala d'Or
- Js Ca'N Picafort (Adults Only) Can Picafort
- Js Cape Colom - Adults Only Hotel Portocolom
- Js Horitzo Hotel Can Picafort
- Js Miramar Hotel Can Picafort
- Js Paradise Sport - Adults Only El Arenal
- Js Sol De Can Picafort - Adults Only
- Juma Historic Hotel Pollenca
- Jutlandia Family Resort Santa Ponsa
- La Concha Soul Boutique Hotel Peguera
- Mariner Club Aparthotel Port de Alcudia
- Martinez Apartments Palma Nova
- Mix Peymar Hotel S'Illot
- Mix Smart Hotel El Arenal
- Mll Blue Bay Hotel Cala Major
- Mll Caribbean Bay Hotel El Arenal
- Mll Palma Bay Club Resort El Arenal
- Nura Condor Playa de Palma
- O7 Alea Hotel El Arenal
- O7 Club Cala Ratjada Hotel
- O7 Colombo Hotel S'Illot
- O7 Nordeste Playa Can Picafort
- O7 Vistanova Hotel Magaluf
- Ola Apartamentos Cala D'Or
- Oleander Hotel Playa de Palma
- Ona Garden Lago Port de Alcudia
- Ona Luna Park - Adults Friendly 16 Years Plus
- Petit Hotel Hostatgeria La Victoria Alcudia
- Pierre & Vacances Mallorca Deya - Adults Recommended Santa Ponsa
- Pierre & Vacances Mallorca Portofino Santa Ponsa
- Planet Hotels Blue Adults Only +16 Palma de Mallorca
- Planet Hotels One - Adults Only 16 Years El Arenal
- Platja D'Or Hotel Port de Alcudia
- Playas Ca'S Saboners Aparthotel Palma Nova
- Playas Del Rey Hotel Santa Ponsa
- Plazamar Serenity Resort Santa Ponsa
- Protur Alicia Hotel Cala Bona
- Protur Bahia Azul Hotel Cala Bona
- Protur Floriana Resort 3* Sup Cala Bona
- Protur Residencia Son Floriana Hotel Cala Bona
- R2 Veronica Cala Millor
- Repic Apartments Soller Port De Soller
- Sa Vall Valldemossa
- Sant Jaume Hotel Alcudia
- Santuari De Cura Hotel Randa
- Santuari De Lluc Guest House
- Saturno Hotel Cala Millor
- Saulo By Puro Hotel Can Pastilla
- Sol Cala D'Or Apartamentos
- Sol Lunamar Palmanova Apartamentos - Adults Only Calvia
- Soller Plaza Hotel
- Son Baulo Hotel Can Picafort
- Sotavento Club Apartments - Adults Only Magaluf
- Stil Bonsai Hotel Can Picafort
- Sun Beach (Adults Only) Santa Ponsa
- Tangerine By Honne Hotels - Adults Only Magaluf
- Tent Arenal El Arenal
- Tent Bahia De Palma El Arenal
- Tent Calvia Beach Magaluf
- Tent Capi Playa Palma de Mallorca
- Tent Mojito Suites Magaluf
- Tent Palmanova
- Tent Playa De Palma
- Thb Dos Playas - Adults Only Hotel Cala Ratjada
- Trh Jardin Del Mar Aparthotel Santa Ponsa
- Villa Palmer I Beachhouse Peguera
- Whala!Beach El Arenal
- Abelux Hotel Palma de Mallorca
- Aldea C.Fornells II Hotel Peguera
- Allsun Amarac Hotel Son Servera
- Apartamentos Ben-Hur Playa de Palma
- Apartamentos Cristina Villas Cala Millor
- Apartamentos Sol Y Vera Magaluf
- Arcos Playa Apartments S'Illot
- Balear Beach Palma Nova
- Bj Playa Blanca Hotel Sa Coma
- Bj Playamar Hotel & Apartamentos S'Illot
- Boho Concept Hotel Cala Ratjada
- Can Moragues De Soller
- Casa Delmonte - Turismo De Interior Hotel Palma de Mallorca
- Coral Beach House & Food (Adults Only) Playa de Palma
- Fowlers Hotel Cala d'Or
- Hostal Ca'N Tiu Alaro
- Hostal Mar Del Plata (Adults Only) El Arenal
- Hostal Nadal Soller
- Hostal Residencia Alma Port de Alcudia
- Hostal Sa Baronia Banyalbufar
- Hostal San Telmo - Adults Only Cala Major
- Hotel Abelay Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel Amic Can Pastilla
- Hotel Boogaloo - Adults Only El Arenal
- Hotel Costa Mediterraneo - Only Adults El Arenal
- Hotel Gabarda Palma Nova
- Hotel Golf Beach Santa Ponsa
- Hotel Miramar Port De Soller
- Hotel Selva Arenal El Arenal
- Hotel Sultan Can Picafort
- Hotel Sur Cala Bona
- La Luna Hotel Son Servera
- Oasis D'Or Hotel Cala d'Or
- Olive Beach Apartments Mallorca Island
- Panorama Hotel Port de Pollenca
- Playa Ferrera Hotel Cala Ferrera
- Sol Port Soller Hotel Port De Soller
- Som Suret Hotel (Adults Only) Cala d'Or
- Stil Mar Y Paz Aparthotel Can Picafort
- Sun Club El Dorado Hotel Cabo Regana
- Tucan'S Hotel Cala Ratjada
- Agroturismo Can Torna Ag178 Esporles
- Agroturismo Muleta De Ca S'Hereu Port De Soller
- Agroturismo Sa Duaia Arta
- Agroturismo Sa Rota D' En Palerm By Mhr Lloret de Vistalegre
- Agroturismo Son Galceran (Adults Only) Esporles
- Agroturismo Son Viscos Valldemossa
- Apartamentos Don Miguel Mallorca Island
- Apartamentos Embat Can Pastilla
- Apartamentos Massol Mallorca Island
- Arcadia Apartments Cala Millor
- Ca'N Pedro Villa Sa Coma
- Cabot Las Velas Apartments Mallorca Island
- Cala Bona Apartment Cala Bona
- Cala Morlanda Villa Manacor
- Can Bernat Son Servera
- Can Furios Selva
- Can Karlito Rooms Soller
- Can Moixet Pollenca
- Can Petit Sant Joan
- Cas Catala Hotel Sineu
- Casa De La Vida Hostel Santanyi
- Club Sa Coma Hotel
- El Josemari Hostel Palma de Mallorca
- Embat - Hostel Montuiri
- Es Pontas Hotel Santanyi
- Es Raco D'Arta, Mallorca, A Member Of Design Hotels (Adults Only)
- Es Revellar Art Resort - Adults Only Campos
- Es Verger Binissalem
- Finca Ca'S Curial - Agroturismo - Adults Only Mallorca Island
- Finca Cas Sant Soller
- Finca Es Cabas Santa Maria del Cami
- Finca Es Canyaret Capdepera
- Finca Es Carregador Capdepera
- Finca Sa Punta Santanyi
- Finca Son Cladera Sa Pobla
- Finca Son Moix Manacor
- Finca Son Pont Puigpunyent
- Forenna Hostel (Adults Only) El Arenal
- Galaxia Boutique Hotel Can Picafort
- Garau Petit Hotel El Arenal
- Globales Bouganvilla Sa Coma
- Holiday Park Apartments Santa Ponsa
- Hoposa Montelin Apartments Mallorca Island
- Hoposa Pollensamar Hotel Mallorca Island
- Hostal Alzina Cala Ratjada
- Hostal Atlanta El Arenal
- Hostal Dragonera Sant Elm
- Hostal Floridita Adults Only Magaluf
- Hostal Pons Palma de Mallorca
- Hotel Condemar Santanyi
- Hotel Rural Es Riquers Porreres
- Hotel Teix Torrenova
- Hotel Villa Barbara Can Picafort
- Hsr Gil (Adults Only) Hostel Palma Nova
- La Fortaleza Pollenca
- Las Gaviotas Playa de Muro
- Las Palomas Apartments Econotels Mallorca Island
- Las Rocas Beach-Ciutat Jardi Playa Palma de Mallorca
- Las Velas Port de Pollenca
- New Art Hostel Palma de Mallorca
- Nice Apartment In Siesta 2 Puerto Alcudia
- Palma Port Hostel - Albergue Juvenil
- Pinomar (Adults Only) Hotel S'Illot
- Playa Garden Hotel Mallorca Island
- Protur Palmeras Playa Sa Coma
- Protur Vista Badia Apartment Sa Coma
- Puig De Ros D'Alt Guest House Llucmajor
- Romaguera 9 Villa Soller
- Sa Bassa Rotja Ecoturisme Guest House Porreres
- Sa Carrotja - Adults Only Guest House Ses Salines
- Sa Font Villa Arta
- Sa Pedrissa Villa Deia
- Sa Portassa Villa Felanitx
- Sa Torre Villa Llucmajor
- Sa Vinya Villa Campos
- Ses Oliveres Campos
- Ses Voltes Villa Sant Llorenc Des Cardassar
- Soller Garden Hotel Port De Soller
- Son Alegre Villa Soller
- Son Julia Country House & Spa Llucmajor
- Son Siurana Hotel Port de Alcudia
- The Boc Hostels - Beach Can Pastilla
- The Boc Hostels - City Palma de Mallorca
- The Boc Hostels - Palma
- Urban Hostel Palma - Albergue Juvenil - Youth Hostel
- Valls De Cala Domingos Calas de Mallorca
- Villa Animeta Pollenca
- Villa Conchita Llucmajor
- Villa La Pinta Santanyi
- Villa Real Club Apartments Mallorca Island
- Villa Son Maguet By Interhome Selva
- Villa Sorpresa Alcudia
- Virrey Finca Hotel
- We Hostel Palma - Albergue
- Y Hostel - Albergue Juvenil Palma de Mallorca