On 10 Jul 2009, at 01:22, Hugh Glaser wrote:
If I can't simply publish some RDF about something like my dog, by
publishing a file of triples that say what I want at my standard web
site,
we have broken the system.
I couldn't agree more.
<rant subject="off-topic syntax rant of the decade">
Personally I think that RDF/XML doesn't help, it's too hard to write
by hand. None of the other syntaxes for RDF triples really have the
stamp of legitimacy. I think that's something that could really help
adoption, the the same way that strict XHTML, in the early 1990's
wouldn't have been so popular with people (like me) who just wanted to
bash out some text in vi.
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- Steve
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