- From: Kingsley Idehen <kidehen@openlinksw.com>
- Date: Tue, 27 Feb 2007 07:22:07 -0500
- CC: public-sweo-ig@w3.org
Ivan Herman wrote: > Kingsley Idehen wrote: > >>> I am not sure I fully understood everything that was happening (eg, if I >>> say order by 'knows' and then say 'group', I get an empty page saying >>> 'false'; I also do not fully understand why certain person I know appear >>> under the 'knows' filter and certain do not...). I presume this is still >>> project-in-the-making... >>> >>> >> Ivan, >> >> It is a work in progress. >> >> >>> But that goes beyond sweo for now. >>> >>> >> The relevance to SWEO is: yet another demonstration of Data Web >> traversal. One for the list of usage scenarios (of the none speculative >> variety). >> >> > > Kingsley, please, there is no reason to start this...:-) What I meant > is: possible errors, bugs, 'work in progress' status, etc, *is* beyond sweo! > > Ivan > Ivan, Fine, but I don't know how my reference to an (X)HTML based browser in anyway brought possible errors and bugs into the realm of SWEO per se. As for "work in progress" in my eyes everything is a "work in progress" otherwise we have a problem :-) Anyway, we move on :-) Kingsley > > >> By Wednesday, you can use the same link and you will see improvements >> (anything I put out is inherently fluid; a characteristic of the Data >> Web). The same applies to the Dynamic Start Pages demo's from my recent >> blog posts. >> >> >> The key point here is addressing the "Show something different, >> practical, and relevant from the world of RDF..." question. We have to >> be able to answer this question in a variety of forms. I am >> demonstrating how browsing actually differs in the Data Web realm when >> following typed data links. >> >> Please understand that I am not asking SWEO to promote these things, I >> am simply trying to provide SWEO with reference material. It makes me >> cringe when I see other communities taking the: "Show me something >> relevant from the RDF realm...." stance re. the Semantic Web as the >> basis for undermining the Semantic Web vision. >> >> As I have stated repeatedly, this is not about a single tool or demo, it >> is about a plethora or tools and demos that are centered around the >> power of RDF: integration of disparate data sources built atop disparate >> schemas. No other Web Technology realm has an answer for these issues >> (what I refer to as the "M" in the M-V-C patter of the Web). >> >> >>> I also use Chris' Bizer Dolce sometimes. That is also a nice one. >>> >>> >>> >> Yes, they are all nice :-) We are all working together (even closer than >> may be obvious on the surface). We just need to get all relevant efforts >> out there in a coherent manner by leveraging the infrastructure that >> others provide. >> >> Kingsley >> >> >>> Ivan >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>> 2. http://3ba.se/ (Ontowiki) >>>> >>>> 3. http://demo.openlinksw.com/isparql (note the same underlying >>>> technology drives item 1). >>>> >>>> When playing with 1 or 2. Experiment with the following URLs as RDF Data >>>> Source URIs: >>>> >>>> 1. >>>> http://www.vecosys.com/2007/02/22/the-semantic-web-complexity-versus-simplicity >>>> >>>> >>>> 2. http://del.icio.us/events/sweo >>>> 3. http://danbri.org >>>> 4. http://dannyayers.com >>>> 5. http://techcrunch.com >>>> 6. http://vecosys.com >>>> >>>> >>>> In each case, just click on the links presented in the results pages. >>>> Hopefully, the difference between Hypertext Browsing and Data Web >>>> browsing should become a little clearer :-) >>>> >>>> >>>> Kingsley >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>> _____________________________________________ >>>>> *From: * public-sweo-ig-request@w3.org >>>>> [_mailto:public-sweo-ig-request@w3.org_] * On Behalf Of* Paul >>>>> Walsh, Segala >>>>> *Sent: * 22 February 2007 11:20 >>>>> *To: * 'W3C SWEO IG' >>>>> *Subject: * Now it's RDF vs Microformats >>>>> >>>>> Thought some of you might like to comment on this [1]. I’m >>>>> going >>>>> to write a post addressing the same topic but to counter Sam’s >>>>> misunderstanding and his failure to understand that Microformats >>>>> is (part of) the Semantic Web – addressing approximately 1% (+- >>>>> 1% ;)) of the Semantic Web potential and using an extremely good >>>>> hacked method that’s not based on standards. >>>>> >>>>> Ok now that I’ve said it without thinking properly (which >>>>> can be >>>>> a good thing), what do you think about my use of the word hacked >>>>> (I won’t quote you). >>>>> >>>>> I met David Recordon [2] last night and talked about OpenID and >>>>> how to get FOAF into the mix. This is something I’ve chatted >>>>> (briefly) about with Philip Hallam-Baker and Dan Brickley, who >>>>> have the same view. I’d like to push this conversation if >>>>> anyone >>>>> here is interested in helping to make it a reality and not just >>>>> a conversation. >>>>> >>>>> I’ll use my talk tonight [3] as an opportunity to spell out the >>>>> problems with the comparison above. >>>>> >>>>> [1]* >>>>> >>>>> **_http://www.vecosys.com/2007/02/22/the-semantic-web-complexity-versus-simplicity/_* >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> [2]* **_http://daveman692.livejournal.com/_* >>>>> [3]* **_http://tinyurl.com/2sbqne_* >>>>> >>>>> Cheers >>>>> Paul >>>>> >>>>> ---------------------------------------- >>>>> Segala, CEO >>>>> >>>>> *Office: *+44 (0)1483 572 800 >>>>> *Mobile: *+44 (0)7738 758 848 >>>>> ---------------------------------------- >>>>> *Visit our blog* >>>>> *_http://segala.com/blog/_**/ /* >>>>> >>>>> *Download our Firefox Extension* >>>>> *_http://searchthresher.segala.com/_** * >>>>> >>>>> *Do you design, build or test Web sites?* >>>>> *Join the Segala-Certified Partner Programme for Accessibility* >>>>> *_http://partner.segala.com_* <http://affiliate.segala.com/> >>>>> >>>>> *The very latest from Talis* >>>>> >>>>> read the latest news at _www.talis.com/news >>>>> <http://www.talis.com/news>_ >>>>> >>>>> listen to our podcasts _www.talis.com/podcasts >>>>> <http://www.talis.com/podcasts>_ >>>>> >>>>> see us at these events _www.talis.com/events >>>>> <http://www.talis.com/events>_ >>>>> >>>>> join the discussion here _www.talis.com/forums >>>>> <http://www.talis.com/forums>_ >>>>> >>>>> join our developer community _www.talis.com/tdn >>>>> <http://www.talis.com/tdn>_ >>>>> >>>>> and read our blogs _www.talis.com/blogs <http://www.talis.com/blogs>_ >>>>> >>>>> Any views or personal opinions expressed within this email may not be >>>>> those of Talis Information Ltd. 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