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Also, compare this with the original note; it also uses a [[card]]: http://aaronparecki.com/notes/2014/02/07/1/blackmidi | Also, compare this with the original note; it also uses a [[card]]: http://aaronparecki.com/notes/2014/02/07/1/blackmidi | ||
'''Example 2:''' https://twitter.com/kartik_prabhu/status/446879447702990848 | '''Example 2:''' https://twitter.com/kartik_prabhu/status/446879447702990848 | ||
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Revision as of 22:00, 16 April 2014
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Twitter Cards are Twitter's use of OGP and their own proprietary <meta> tags to provide link-preview information as part of tweets with links.
The standard alternative to Twitter Cards is microformats, in particular, use:
- h-entry for information about the page (page name, summary, content, permalink, date published etc.)
- h-card for author information (or use rel-author to link to your home page or contact page with an h-card)
Examples
Example 1: https://twitter.com/aaronpk/status/431712331555287042
Also, compare this with the original note; it also uses a card: http://aaronparecki.com/notes/2014/02/07/1/blackmidi
Example 2: https://twitter.com/kartik_prabhu/status/446879447702990848
The original note does not use a card, currently: http://kartikprabhu.com/notes/lucky-ali-soulful