Though he never mentions micro-content, micro- formats or structured blogging - Jason Kottke is clearly doing all three now - officially over at Kottke.org. At first glance at his blog, you see seperate blog posts that are lists of links, reviews, ratngs lists, QotD (quotes of the day) or plain old vanilla blog posts. Jason has just added a drop-down to filter ONLY one kind of stuff - at a time, while also intermixing into this drop-down menu - a few hard wired RSS feeds. Why is this significant? Cause an A-List blogger is showing how he can take all these different kind of blog posts and categorize them and enable blog vuewers to easily parse through specific kinds of contet. No mention of sharing his posts with others (except through the time honored tradition of search engine spidering) - but I bet that if we HAD soem standardized schemas - Jason would support them. Posted by MarcCanter at May 11, 2005 08:21 PM More from the same post Once companies like Feedburner and Movable Type bake RSS metadata extensions into their products and services, and Aggregators like Bloglines and MyYahoo support it, then we`ll begin to see a wider range of microcontent blogging emerge. For example movie ratings, home video feeds, restaurant reviews, podcasting. Much more than just plain old blogging