- From: Sandro Hawke <sandro@w3.org>
- Date: Wed, 11 Jan 2012 12:48:41 -0500
- To: public-rdf-wg <public-rdf-wg@w3.org>
Sorry I lost my temper in the meeting today. I agree this endorsement/disagreement use case is both (1) a holy grail / hallmark of Semantic Web discussions since the 90s, and (2) not widely implemented. I was perhaps offended at folks disrespecting the holy relic. :-) It's very close to the phenomenally popular "Like" and "+1" buttons, but the thing that's being endorsed in those cases isn't a set of assertions/triples, in the cases I know of. With Facebook, it's explicitly a website, song, album, playlist, radio station, movie, episode, tv_show, article, book, or profile [1]. With Google, I don't know what it is; I imagine it's a Resource (in the REST sense, not the RDF sense). So... do people know of work using RDF to express endorsement or disagreement other RDF triples? I don't, but I'm terrible at remembering things like that. I'm not actually sure UC3 requires any different features from UC2, although it does have a different feel -- closer to hand authoring -- so I'm not all that attached to including it. While, I said it angrily, I really am fine with a majority-rules WG vote to accept/reject UC3. Are there other use cases that have this hand-authoring feel, where folks need to say things about g-snaps? -- Sandro [1] http://ogp.me/
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