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As the web becomes bigger and bigger, we've added a lot of different content types. Right now the type attribute is limited to a quite limited set of options. This means that a site embedding a page from another site doesn't know all that much about what it's embedding. At the same time the pages that we are embedding through oEmbed are often adding more and more structured data to their output in the form of Schema.org JSON+LD markup.
Wouldn't it be great if we could add a schema attribute to the oEmbed standard, and that schema attribute would contain a Schema.org graph description of a page. For reference, the type of graphs I'm thinking about are these graphs.
This would allow far richer applications to be built on top of oEmbed.
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As the web becomes bigger and bigger, we've added a lot of different content types. Right now the
type
attribute is limited to a quite limited set of options. This means that a site embedding a page from another site doesn't know all that much about what it's embedding. At the same time the pages that we are embedding through oEmbed are often adding more and more structured data to their output in the form of Schema.org JSON+LD markup.Wouldn't it be great if we could add a
schema
attribute to the oEmbed standard, and thatschema
attribute would contain a Schema.org graph description of a page. For reference, the type of graphs I'm thinking about are these graphs.This would allow far richer applications to be built on top of oEmbed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: