Hi,
> I wasn't talking about dereferencing URLs. What I meant was that
> rdfs:seeAlso doesn't tell you anything by itself. You have to analyze
> whether one of the things it points to is of interest to you. In most
> other cases, the decision whether something is of interesting (or at
> least worth a closer look) based on the property that is used to
> connect it to something we are already interested in (e.g., the
> schema:knows relations of a person we are interested in).
>
> ...
>
> An alternative to "basic properties" such as rdf:seeAlso might be to
> introduce something like hasRelationshipIndirection (obviously with a
> better name)
>
> {
> "@id": "/markus",
> "hasRelationshipIndirection": {
> "property": "schema:knows",
> "resource": "/markus/friends"
> }
> }
>
> I haven't really thought this through yet but wanted to share it
> nevertheless.
Using "basic" properties, can't it be just as simple as (within
<.../markus>):
<.../markus> rdfs:seeAlso <.../markus/friends> .
<.../markus/friends> dc:subject _:s .
_:s a rdf:Statement ;
rdf:subject <.../markus> ;
rdf:predicate foaf:knows ;
rdf:object _:somebody .
with plenty of statements at <.../markus/friends> of the form:
<.../markus> foaf:knows :Alice .
<.../markus> foaf:knows :Bob .
Cheers,
Tobias
