Re: hAudio RDFa music blog demo for SWD F2F

On Wed, 2007-10-03 at 13:54 -0400, Manu Sporny wrote:
> An additional demo proposal for the SWD F2F has been released. This demo
> builds upon the Firefox+Operator+RDFa+hAudio stuff posted last week:
> 
> http://wiki.digitalbazaar.com/en/Firefox_Operator_Extensions
> 
> The new demo proposal uses a popular music blog, Scissorkick, and adds
> hAudio RDFa markup to the entire page without modifying the physical
> content of the page (the only thing added was hAudio RDFa markup). The
> demo can be found here:
> 
> http://wiki.digitalbazaar.com/demos/scissorkick/scissorkick.html

Hello Manu

I have a problem...

It is impossible to extract rdf from your document because of the
Invalid markup
http://validator.w3.org/check?ss=1&verbose=1&uri=http%
3A//wiki.digitalbazaar.com/demos/scissorkick/scissorkick.html

Failed validation, 587 Errors

I realize that you may have NOT coded this page but wow thats a lot of
errors I would say that your pages MUST validate in order to
successfully extract RDF via GRDDL, The Distiller and Via Fabien's
RDFa2RDFXML style-sheet

Otherwise a good use case if you can actually get it to work :)

Also hAudio Microformat is not yet complete, do you think that hAudio
RDFa may be a little premature? 

Thanks

Martin

> 
> The Scissorkick demo expresses the following:
> 
>  - It is a real-world, fully-functional example of hAudio RDFa markup in
>    a music blog.
>  - The only modifications to the site were those needed to add the
>    RDFa aspects to the page.
>  - Information that was difficult to grok from the page (such as the
>    name of the album, or MP3 download link) is much easier to understand
>    via the Operator menus provided at the top of the browser.
>  - If one wanted to write a triple-crawler, more information for the
>    first album, Celldweller, could be found by sending the
>    triple-crawler to the URL specified in the subject. In other words,
>    the web browser could discover more triples about the album
>    by following the subject URL.
> 
> The Bitmunk example demonstrated how a "Music Service" would use RDFa
> and hAudio to express metadata. The Scissorkick example demonstrates how
> a "Music Blogger" would use RDFa and hAudio to express music metadata.
> 
> Feedback or suggestions on further refinements would be great :)
> 
> -- manu
>

Received on Wednesday, 3 October 2007 18:59:22 UTC