Recovered from the Wayback Machine. When I read about the RDF Data organization, I was reminded that the difficulties inherent with deriving a new vocabulary and associated functionality isn’t found in the bits of XML or the bytes of code: it’s generating enough interest and uses thereof for the vocabulary to reach critical mass; making it […]
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Not going…not gone
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. As you may have noticed, not only is this site not gone, it’s been picked up, spruced up, and a new background image picked – a barge pushing a load down a river in front of a factory. To me this is the epitome of ‘practical RDF’. Or should I […]
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Collection of RDF Vocabularies
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Someone posted a link to another page where a person was collecting sources of RDF vocabulary data, such as FOAF and DOAP and so on. It rolled by on Planet RDF, but now I can’t find it and I can’t remember who posted the original note. Both RSS and my […]
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Going…going…soon to be gone
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Well all good things come to an end or some such thing. I had hoped to revive this weblog, but with having to drastically cut costs, car payments take precedence over web sites. This means time for me to start disengaging from this lovely online world. For any updates to […]
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RDF and GUMP
Sam Ruby posts a note to a thread on the Apache GUMP email list with several questions about RDF. Stefano Mazzocchi has started answering, but others might be interested in chiming in, either at the list, or Sam’s.