Some related posts from Technorati and Google.

 [i am a cheap jap!] I added my weblog to GeoURL.: to header tag of this weblog index page. The used position datum is the WGS-84 datum. I entered my weblog's url in ping form. I got html code here is.

[mdibb] ICBMs and HTML: Pretty cool stuff - I am slightly embarrassed I’d never heard of it before! There is some more information about using these meta tags available at the Geourl.org site.

 [PhotoRSS] A Review Of Current HTML Geo-Encodings: Reading an XHTML specification, I find that <meta property> can be used with <link rel="profile">

[tones' weblog] The start of geoDiscovery: Addresses, such as 100 View Street, Suite 100, Mountain View, CA, 94041, thus reducing the need to drag and drop; geoURL’s such as meta name=”geo.position” content=”37.123456,-122.654321”³ (as on sites linked from geourl.org); geoURL’s ...

 [Mark's (we)Blog] Geotagging websites: For markwilson.co.uk, the actual code which identifies the geoURL (the geo-structure tag or geotag) is found in the HTML head and reads:.

[Events] 6/30 Geospatial Microformats BOF: From GeoURL to vCard, people are publishing geo and location information on blogs and the web in many different ways. What are the advantages and disadvantages of all these various current practices?

 [PhotoRSS] Theoreticians vs Implementors: Out of curiousity, have you looked at Flickr (www.flickr.com) - they have some interesting ideas with their concept of “tagging". While I understand you’re probably looking for something more general that someone can export from a server/service they host themselves, it’s always good to see what others are doing to guide your efforts.

Reflected tags on Technorati: Blog, Geourl, Geotags.org