Re: Linked Data Glossary is published!

The Linked Data Glossary mentions Meta Data Object Schemes (MODS), a Library of Congress (LOC) citation scheme.  As you know, Bernadette, I (heart) Linked Data to death, and (user) annotations are a great idea. Still for Government Policy, annotations as Crowd Sourced Opinion, Easter Eggs, Sponsored Links (whatever you want to call them) are not Democracy Ajectives.  They are easy to remove/redact from XML Citations (like MODS) with XSLT (also mentioned in the Glossary), provided that you intended to remove them at some point.  You simply enclose the material to be redacted as Tagged Marginalia (a Librarianesque Term for "don't let me catch you writing in the margins!, keyword:catch").  In my example (MODS 3.4+XHTML 1.0) the tag is <tm class="rust" />.  Validation by XSD, partial redaction (to comments) etc. is possible.  I am having trouble uploading to my web site at the moment, so if you want a copy of the example, email me.

I am not sure what this "feature" looks like in JSON or JSON-LD.  I doubt is quite that transparent.




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 From: Bernadette Hyland <bhyland@3roundstones.com>
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Hi Paolo,
Oh like that idea of annotations a lot!  I don't want to get ahead of myself here but assuming the Open Data Directory CG is happy to publish the glossary as LOD from the w3.org namespace, we can readily incorporate a new feature supporting the open annotations spec as nanopublications using Callimachus (the FLOSS data platform that the Open Data Directory is built on).  That would be a nice exemplar and certainly a good demonstration of LOD in the wild.

Thank you for the suggestion and we'll report back on progress this summer.  Maybe you can test the future implementation & see if the workflow makes sense?


Cheers,

Bernadette

On Jun 27, 2013, at 12:54 PM, Paola Di Maio <paola.dimaio@gmail.com> wrote:

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>a starting point, and hopefully a valuable learning /teaching resource as well
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>-  could it be useful perhaps to find a way of quickly add annotations to the terms, so that when things crop up, input from (registered?)  users can be recorded, and considered in future iterations
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>cheers
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>On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 8:38 PM, Bernadette Hyland <bhyland@3roundstones.com> wrote:
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>Hi,
>>On behalf of the editors, I'm pleased to announce the publication of the peer-reviewed Linked Data Glossary published as a W3C Working Group Note effective 27-June-2013.[1]  
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>>We hope this document serves as a useful glossary containing terms defined and used to describe Linked Data, and its associated vocabularies and best practices for publishing structured data on the Web.  
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>>The LD Glossary is intended to help foster constructive discussions between the Web 2.0 and 3.0 developer communities, encouraging all of us appreciate the application of different technologies for different use cases.  We hope the glossary serves as a useful starting point in your discussions about data sharing on the Web.
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>>Finally, the editors are grateful to David Wood for contributing the initial glossary terms from Linking Government Data, (Springer 2011).  The editors wish to also thank members of the Government Linked Data Working Group with special thanks to the reviewers and contributors: Thomas Baker, 
Hadley Beeman, Richard Cyganiak, Michael Hausenblas, Sandro Hawke, 
Benedikt Kaempgen, James McKinney, Marios Meimaris, Jindrich Mynarz and 
Dave Reynolds who diligently iterated the W3C  Linked Data Glossary in order to create a foundation of terms upon 
which to discuss and better describe the Web of Data.  If there is anyone that the editors inadvertently overlooked in this list, please accept our apologies. 
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>>Thank you one & all!
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>>Sincerely,
>>Bernadette Hyland, 3 Round Stones
>>Ghislain Atemezing, EURECOM
>>Michael Pendleton, US Environmental Protection Agency
>>Biplav Srivastava, IBM
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>>W3C Government Linked Data Working Group
>>Charter: http://www.w3.org/2011/gld/ 
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>>[1] http://www.w3.org/TR/ld-glossary/
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