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Connecting RDF Technology

Portable data

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. In addition to being on a panel at SxSW next year, I’m also giving a full day tutorial on RDF at XML 2005 on November 18th. Which also happens to be my birthday. This is not going to be a passive exercise. I won’t be putting up slide after Powerpoint slide. There […]

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RDF

Link stripper

Stripper plugin update: Rather than strip out the hypertext links, I’m going create the RDF data entries whenever the post is saved, but only remove the links temporarily, and only when the page is displayed. This way the links are maintained within the text, which should reassure at least one person who I know might […]

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Diversity RDF Technology

Women and Web 2.0

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I have many things to do and it seems or feels little time to do them. This is compounded by some frustration in wanting to get a little of the Fall photography in while I have the opportunity, but this endless summer refuses to end. The only tasks I have […]

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Connecting RDF

Put up or shut up

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Recently, irritated by what seems to be an endless round of pushback against RDF, I made a put up or shut up statement in a post. Well, whether my irritation is justified or not, telling people that they have to put code down in order to have an opinion was not only […]

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RDF

Ignore the fact that it’s working

Uche Ogbuji is another voice raised in the “RDF is too hard, make it more simple” crew that seems to be have reached a crises all at the same time. Perhaps it’s the moon. Maybe it’s the water. Uche wrote: I get the feeling that in trying to achieve the ontological purity needed for the Semantic […]