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A '''<dfn>card</dfn>''' in the context of the indieweb are small information summaries, often summaries of specific web pages. | A '''<dfn>card</dfn>''' in the context of the indieweb are small information summaries, often summaries of specificweb pages. | ||
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Revision as of 21:32, 16 April 2014
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A card in the context of the indieweb are small information summaries, often summaries of specific, external web pages.
Silo Examples
Apple Passbook
- (Apple Passbook API/format reference needed)
Facebook OGP
Main article: The Open Graph Protocol
Facebook's OGP is an open standard to represent summaries of pages linked to in Facebook posts.
Google Now
Twitter Cards
Main article: Twitter Cards
Twitter uses OGP and their own proprietary meta tags to provide Twitter Cards functionality in tweets.
See Also
- link-preview - one use case of cards
- posts - see post kinds for an analogy of kinds of cards