Awesome rant Richard!

I think this bit would work better live :

> I want to tell the publishers of these web pages that they could join the web 
> of data just by adding a few @rels to some <a>s, and a few @properties to 
> some <span>s, and a few @typeofs to some <div>s (or @itemtypes and 
> @itemprops). And I don't want to explain to them that they should also change 
> http:// to thing:// or tdb:// or add #this or #that or make their stuff 
> respond with 303 or to MGET requests because you can't squeeze a dog through 
> an HTTP connection.

for arguments with value, you may have hit the nail on the head here :

> Being useful trumps making semantic sense. The web succeeded *because* it 
> conflates name and address. The web of data will succeed *because* it 
> conflates a thing and a web page about the thing.

Now tell me, why is it so easy to wind you up on these issues?

Cheers,
Danny.

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http://danny.ayers.name

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