- From: Ben Adida <ben@MIT.EDU>
- Date: Fri, 7 Apr 2006 16:28:59 -0400
- To: public-rdf-in-xhtml task force <public-rdf-in-xhtml-tf@w3.org>
Hi all, One of my tasks [1] is to come up with a "marketing" plan for RDF/A, to get the word out, to have a central site to send people to when they want information. Please consider this Plan a *proposal*. Nothing is set in stone, everything is up for debate, and this plan should be rev'ed. ======================== PLAN for RDF/A Marketing Site (Version 0.1 of Plan, 2006-04-07) We'll call it "The Site" for now. 1) A New Name I support the idea of picking a new name that is more marketable than 'RDF/A'. This is our last opportunity to think of a better name before we have to stick with it. The name should attempt to convey some of the following concepts: HTML, web, extensible, embedded. Some Ideas to get us started (yes, some of these are strawmen, but strawman-status is in the eye of the beholder): HERMES - Html Embedded Rdf Metadata with ExtenSibility XIM - Xtensible Interoperable Metadata WebMIM - Web Meta Information Module WebFormats (please submit more ideas!) 2) Specs and Stable Code All of the following should live at the W3C domain: - official W3C Specs - stable code that people might come to rely upon (e.g. Javascript parser for RDF/A). 3) Components of The Site a) Repository of Use Cases and Tutorials for RDF/A with detailed code examples b) Repository of Presentations on RDF/A c) Links to all W3C specification documents d) Links to all implementations e) Blog to announce all of the above 4) Back-end of Site a) hosted by CC (thanks CC!) for now b) simple, open-source CMS (Drupal or otherwise), possibly just blog software and HTML + Apache SSI if CMS is too time-taking to administer (we have limited time) c) wiki? probably not at first, maybe eventually as community interest grows. ========================= [1] http://www.w3.org/2006/03/13-htmltf-minutes.html#action16
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