- From: Benjamin Nowack <bn@kasabi.com>
- Date: Sat, 22 Oct 2011 17:24:42 +0200
- To: public-html-data-tf@w3.org
I would vote for : * Processors by default don't generate triples for short itemprop names. * Processors support a standard run-time configuration mechanism to use target namespaces for a set of itemtype patterns (maybe together with 3b for defaults provided by the processor provider/creator). This could solve issues like the old one around which vCard RDF namespace to use for parsing hcard or a microdata-encoded vcard. The processor users would (have to) decide themselves, e.g. via something like: microformats.org/profile/hcard => http://myhost/myvcardvocab# * => hashSlash Cheers, Benji Jeni Tennison wrote: > All, > > This is a quick straw poll to gauge feeling in the group about whether/how microdata processors generating RDF should use vocabulary knowledge to generate appropriate/useful RDF. The options are: > > 1. all processors use the same (default) mapping for all vocabularies > > 2. all processors use a default mapping for unknown vocabularies and a customised mapping for known vocabularies where the known vocabulary mappings are: > a. a pre-defined set of popular vocabularies > b. drawn from a registry > c. determined by resolving the vocabulary's schema > > 3. different processors have different sets of mappings and must specify how they are set > a. all processors have the same default mapping for unknown vocabularies > b. processors must also specify what default mapping they use > > Please indicate which option(s) you prefer and which you can't live with. > > I'll pull together results on Tuesday morning UK time. > > Cheers, > > Jeni -- Benjamin Nowack Software Engineer, Kasabi, Talis Systems Ltd http://kasabi.com/ http://twitter.com/bengee http://bnode.org/ Talis Systems Ltd is registered in England and Wales as 07196440.
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