- From: Danny Ayers <danny.ayers@gmail.com>
- Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2006 12:46:46 +0200
- To: public-grddl-wg@w3.org
User story then broad-brushstrokes application description: "Stephan wishes to buy a guitar, so decides to check reviews. There are various special interest publications online which feature musical instrument reviews. There are also blogs which contain reviews by individuals. Among the reviewers there may be friends of Stephan, people whose opinion Stephan values (e.g. well-known musicians and people whose reviews Stephan has found useful in the past). There may also reviews planted by instrument manufacturers which offer very biased views. Stephan visits a site offering a review service and enters his preference for guitar reviews which gave a high rating for the instrument. This initial request is answered with a list of all the relevant review titles/summaries together with information about the reviewers. From this list Stephan chooses only the reviewers he trusts, and on submitting these preferences is finally presented with a set of full reviews which match his criteria." Reviews published using hReview microformat can be discovered using existing search services. The documents can be GRDDL'd into RDF and aggregated together in a store. Information about the reviewers can also be aggregated from various sources including hCard and XFN microformats and autodiscovered FOAF profiles (perhaps also a scutter from Stephan's own profile). The filtering may be achieved by running SPARQL queries against the aggregated data, presented to the user through regular HTML form interfaces. -- http://dannyayers.com
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