- From: Anupriya Ankolekar <anupriya@theoretiker.org>
- Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2007 15:39:56 +0200
- To: T.Heath <T.Heath@open.ac.uk>
- Cc: "Abraham Bernstein" <bernstein@ifi.uzh.ch>, <public-semweb-ui@w3.org>
Hi all, > >> How about "Human Interaction with and within a Web of socially > evolving Data?" > > On the wiki I've suggested "Human Interaction with the Evolving Web of > Data", which I hope captures the Semantic Web angle whilst remaining > open to more Web2.0 topics aswell. My (more detailed) rationale for > this > was: 1) brevity, 2) web data is probably evolving in many > dimensions of > which social is just one, so lets not restrict ourselves, 3) this form > of words allows multiple interpretations (data on the web is evolving, > plus the "web of data" is evolving). How does this sound to people? I like this one too. However, I feel there are still two aspects to SWUI: one is how people interact with data (covered by the current title) and the other is how the evolving web of data supports people- to-people interaction. This is not covered by the current title, but is increasingly the spirit in which most Web 2.0 sites operate and I feel is also a necessary direction for SWUI. Many people are interested in better interaction with data, but many many people are also interested in richer interaction with each other, supported by richer SW data. One only needs consider the discussion and community features on many Web 2.0 sites and the immensely popular social networking sites. However, this might be too broad for the scope of this workshop. :) Any thoughts? Cheers, Anupriya
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