What can we learn about microformats from BBC Television's 1970's children's classic The Clangers? Well, what can't we?

1. guide to
microformats
drew mclellan
edgeofmyseat.com

2. the
clangers

3. The series creators have said that the
Clangers, living in vacuum, did not actually
communicate by sound, but rather by a
type of nuclear magnetic resonance,
which was translated to audible whistles
for the human audience. These whistles
followed the rhythm and intonation of a
script in the English language, including
swear-words.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Clangers

4. the robots want
to help, but they
can’t understand
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5. Headings
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