Re: Best way to embed Semantic Data

> Harry Halpin wrote:
> >     RDFa does a lot of things Embedded RDF does, but (correct me if I'm
> > wrong here BenA and IanD), but likely will be a full-fledged first-class
> > citizen RDF syntax with Schema data-types, etc. However, it's still in
> > the works, so I'd keep it on the radar for future projects.

Ben wrote:
> RDFa also supports making statements about other URLs, fragments of the
> page, bnodes, and striping for deeper structures, so there's more
> expressive power there... at the cost of having to use attributes that
> don't currently validate (but won't screw up your rendering either.)
>
> I'd say RDFa should be on your radar right now, but I might be biased :)

Thanks Ben for Your clarification. So possibilities through RDFa is
more and more powerful. Actually, alas, validation (waiting for XHTML
2) is a issued that must be considered but like You said, I may study
also it :)

Thanks again,

Simone