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Dave Winer wrote: > I wonder if anyone is interested in trying to set up a mini-Semantic Web of > content describing the people on this list, what their interests are, what > software they use, who else they know, etc. My poor little mind needs to try > something pragmatic to figure out what all this stuff means. Dave This sounds like a *very* interesting experiment. I'll join in by putting up a publically-accessible RDF file detailing the above information about myself. And, to introduce the first technical hurdles that I see, I'm not going to tell anyone where I put it or what vocabulary I used :-) (I'll modify my entry to use an appropriate schema and register it with the appropriate repository as these details get hammered out, of course -- this really does sound like an interesting experiment.) I'm also not entirely sure what the mini-SW would be good for. The only thing I can think of at the moment is that it would let me find out (for example) which xml-dev'ers are interested in (say) Haskell and functional programming, but that query could just as easily be resolved by asking "Hey! Anyone else into Haskell around here?" :-) But that's just due to a lack of imagination on my part. It will be interesting to see what comes out of this. --Joe English jenglish@f...
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