Author's twitter handle, when present, should be parsed and added to tweet if there is room.

[djacobs]

For instance: "Who would've suspected that there was room in the online bookstore world for a David to Amazon's Goliath?" —@kmiverson http://www.bkmag.com/BrooklynAbridged/archives/2013/01/29/emily-books-an-indie-bookstore-enters-the-online-jungle

[ftrain]

YEAH RIGHT

[ftrain]

LET ME JUST DISAMBIGUATE FOR YOU

[djacobs]

The intents are in there! It's just like RDF! YOU CAN DO THIS

[kuro5hin]

For serious though, finding and parsing twitter card data would not be very difficult. This example page doesn't have any card markup though, just the author's twitter handle as a link, which may be findable but I'm not sure how we know it's the author if we find a random twitter handle somewhere in the page.

[anildash]

If I were to say something wrong, it would be this: "RDF is best parsed when embedded in the comments in the HEAD of the document. So simple!"

[djacobs]

@kuro5hin I agree. Right idea, wrong example.

[djacobs]

@ftrain So how's this going?