follow link relations: meta, alternate and describes

[elf-pavlik]

Some pages, instead of embedding structured data, only provide a reference to it for example with rel="meta" http://patterns.dataincubator.org/book/autodiscovery.html

Possibly also using rel="alternate"

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or rel="describes"

<link rel="describes" href="https://data.alice.example/12312321441#this"/>

maybe sniffer could try following all such links using appropriate content negotiation?

[kidehen]

It will treat this as Plain Old Semantic HTML (POSH) and present the relations via POSH Tab. This is on our todo.

[tyrosinase]

What about when it's <script type="application/ld+json" src="(some json file")> ? I'm not even seeing that come up in the POSH tab.

[kidehen]

@tyrosinase -- JSON-LD is supported in the latest release. Islands take the form <script type="application/ld+json"> {json-ld} </script>.

I don't know about @source being an acceptable mechanism for achieving this goal .

[tyrosinase]

@source? Not sure what that means.

It's probably kind of a moot point for me, since Google doesn't seem to recognize non-embedded data (at least their Structured Data Testing Tool doesn't). Gonna hafta bloat up the pages with embedded data, apparently. Bah.