Al Coleman

I would have thought we have now standardised on HTML 5 across various sites and products. XHTML may still be used on some legacy pages, but HTML 5 has been...

@josmas -- is there any way of automating this approach, using some tools or scripts, or would we have to complete such documentation manually for every part of the API?

@rcpeters, @acabunoc -- Quite frankly the widget treats the doi as a string, you could put any number of slashes in it and it will still create an endpoint string....

@acabunoc -- Thanks for that -- yes when you use the url encoding character for / %2F it works. Agreed -- for usability it'll probably be better if you can...

@acabunoc -- in terms of the url with %2F -- is this something that you've look at? Or is it still outstanding? Do you know if this has posed any...

@acabunoc -- Thanks it would be great if this was closed soon, as it would help prevent any issues with url path inconsistencies.

Alternatively you could use a tag cloud approach, where each badge is weighted by the count of badges of each type. Also it's possible to have an author affiliated to...

SVG would be more preferable as it scales better on devices and browsers supporting it. Also can lead to smaller downloads, but not in all cases. And may be faster...

@drammock -- thanks all seems fairly comprehensive; interesting to see that there are PNG equivalents, which is good as this means we can have a fallback for those browsers still...

This sounds great in principle. However I'm always wary of all-inclusive solutions, especially as it's important to be mindful that in the process we don't trip up over intellectual property...