Xiaoshu Wang wrote: > But what can an RDF form do to help you? One example: your web browser could do extensive auto-complete across various web sites. > HTML is a presentation langague to interact with humans, and RDF is > description language used for machines. We cannot mess them up. On the contrary, we should think about how to annotate the HTML so that it *can* be read by machines as well as humans. Why should the two be completely separate? Much can be gained in terms of machine-assisted browsing if the HTML contains RDF annotations, letting your browser jump in when it can help. -BenReceived on Thursday, 11 January 2007 17:25:07 UTC
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