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LGTM. |
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I'll wait for @devnook to weigh in before merging. |
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@danbri Dan, can you chime in? What do you think of using jsonld vs microdata here? The project is about general structure for the next year's Google IO web app. |
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We got some external confirmation that JSON-LD should be fine, so I'm merging this PR. |
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R: @devnook & @ebidel
This PR contains both Open Graph general website data (specified using RDFa) and schema.org event data (specified using JSON-LD).
Providing Open Graph data via RDFa should be sufficient to get rich snippets for the main page when sharing using various social networks.
The schema.org markup follows the published guidelines for events, except it uses JSON-LD, which I believe is the new hotness.
Feedback about this approach is appreciated.