A set of global "attributes" that can live in any tag #602
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I think we'd end up having to document the context of each usage per-tag so I don't see why we'd define them globally in the first place. There may also be cases where we'd want to override the global attributes and I think it would only lead to more confusion. |
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In HTML there is the notion of "global attributes" that can live in any tag: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/#global-attributes
These are things like
style=
andtitle=
.With the recent discussion of being able to label various parts of the namespace as being generated by Artificial Intelligence, I'd like to propose that we develop a set of global attributes for the podcast namespace. For instance, if there were a global attribute called something like
source=
, then a standard could be developed around what that attribute would mean when certain values appear in it.Don't get hung up on the specific names of things here. This is just spit-balling to start the discussion on whether this is a good approach. This seems preferable over declaring this sort of attribute in a dozen different places.
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