Bob DuCharme wrote:
I'm adding some RDFa markup to a web page showing a conference schedule
and wanted to hear any opinions on the general model I'm using.
Perfect, we'll want that in the Recipes wiki page :)
<td instanceof="cal:Vevent" about="http://snee.com/whatever/b1";>
I don't know how much that @about buys you, really. You could just keep
it as a bnode. You could make the URL in
<p><a href="http://snee.com/whatever/b1";
the description, using rel="cal:description" (depends on cal:
vocabulary, but it seems okay to me.)
I used the URL of the talks' description, which the original HTML links
to, as the talk's identity, and each talk has values for cal:dtstart,
cal:dtend, cal:location, cal:description, and dc:creator properties.
Technically, dc:creator should point to a node, not a literal, which may
be a good thing actually because of your next requirement:
If the speaker's company name had a link to their homepage, I could call
it a foaf:workplaceHomePage property,
So how about:
<span rel="dc:creator">
<span property="foaf:name">
Frank Jones
</span>,
<a rel="foaf:worksplaceHomePage" href="...">
homepage
</a>.
</span>
which includes a nice little bit of chaining?
-Ben
