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and sensibly syndicate it as a separate entry in an RSS feed, it is probably
a good candidate for an
<article>
. You shouldn't think of
<article>
s as
being “news articles,” because they can contain other items of content
besides; think of them as being more like “articles of clothing on a clothing
rail” and you'll have a better idea.
One thing to note is that it is perfectly reasonable to use multiple
<section>
s
nested inside a single
<article>
. After all, you may have pages on your site in
which the whole content of the page is an article, inside of which you might want
to define separate sections of content, such as the introduction, summary, or dif-
ferent parts, perhaps (see full-post.html inside the chapter2 code download folder):
<article>
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</article>
For more details and examples covering these elements and other HTML5
semantics, read “New structural elements in HTML5” by Bruce Lawson and my
