We just completed a 2-day schema.org-related hackathon at the Facebook headquarters. So much fun! It’s so cool seeing companies such as Microsoft, Google, Yandex, and Facebook* come together to code, experiment, and brainstorm on structured data/actions on the Web. Everyone cares about what’s best for the Web. We built prototypes and discussed interesting statistics about the state of Open Graph and schema.org on the Web today. Only good things can emerge from collaborative efforts like this one. And no… nothing concrete to announce!
The meeting room, in which we spent many many hours over the last couple of days, had the following quotes from industry leaders in frames on the wall, some of which I found interesting.
* Yahoo unfortunately didn’t manage to join this time around.
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