[wp-hackers] Any chance of the "Kubrick vs hReview" patch being accepted prior to WP 2.0 release?

[Owen Winkler]

Phillip Pearson wrote:
> BTW, I've also been talking to David Janes about getting hAtom 
> (http://microformats.org/wiki/hatom) support into WP 2.0.  This would 
> require renaming the "entry" and "content" classes in Kubrick, as hAtom 
> uses "entry" to wrap a post, and "content" to wrap the post 
> content/description.  I can do a patch for this if this is an acceptable 
> sort of change...?

I'm curious where these microformat guys get off absconding with fairly 
standard class names for use in their microformats.  "decription"? 
"entry"?  "content"?  They seem pretty common to many purposes.

I'm not thoroughly versed in the use of microformats, but it seems this 
could lead to a lot of false positives in a search.  If someone pointed 
a microformat scanner at a default Kubrick blog, for example, it might 
come back with false positives.

So educate me- What does the microformat syntax provide to prevent this 
from happening?  After all, my use of "description" as a CSS class name 
predates any microformat.

Owen