Hi,

Is there a framework for Python which implements the ActiveRecord
model for RDF data, similar as ActiveRDF does for RoR ?

Apologies if this is a bit of offtopic. :)

P.S. Thanks for the SIOC Explorer [1], it is a great tool for
exploring SIOC data. Congratulations for the 2nd place at the
Scripting for the Semantic Web challenge!

[1] https://launchpad.net/sioc-ex

Thanks,
Uldis

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"Unfortunately, MySpace, the most popular social networking service, which houses the biggest social network ever, makes its money by NON-distribution of that data. They sell eyeballs to advertisers, so distributed networking is inherently contrary to their business model.

An approach like what SIOC is aiming for, “Semantically Interlinking Online Communities,” is probably what will induce the big shift to Semantic Web practices. What is needed is users, so there will be a place for the next wave to take place."

http://iandavis.com/blog/2007/02/make-or-break-for-the-semantic-web#comm

Hi,



excellent news for all SIOC community: SIOC is now an official member

submission of W3C:



        http://www.w3.org/blog/SW/2007/08/01/sioc_is_a_w3c_submission



Thank for all submitters, specially John and Uldis, who have made most

of the work.



Best regards,



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Hey, I found this great resource of technology articles and technology
news, there is also a link to a technology and development blog in the
links section, where you can post great stuff and share your knowledge
http://www.itsmyfunspot.com/techtalk.asp

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Hi all,

I notice that the rdfs:label of http://rdfs.org/sioc/ns#creator_of is just
'creator_of' which I don't think is very useful.

It makes it harder to build friendly looking public-facing RDF browser
applications.

I think it would be good to change sioc's labels to be actually human
readable (rather than human decipherable). So "Creator of" rather than
"creator_of"

It would also be good to add plural/singular labels as appropriate, using
Morten Frederikson's label vocabulary:
http://www.wasab.dk/morten/2004/03/label

What do you think?

Keith

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Hi all,
I am happy to inform that http://int.ere.st is launching. The main
objective of int.ere.st is to demonstrate how Semantic Web and Web2.0
technologies can be combined to provide better metadata creating and
sharing support across online communities. With int.ere.st, you can
save, tag and bookmark your own as well as others' SCOT ontologies.
The tag meta search allows you to look for similar patterns of tagging
of persons with their interest based on tags. Various functionalities
are given as following:
- various tag search: and(&), or(space), co-occurrence(+), broader(>),
and narrower(<)

Hi,

here is an interesting new application using SIOC, via RDFa mailing
list.

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De: Hausenblas, Michael
Para: RDFa
Cc: SWD WG
Asunto: [RDFa application] MLE - mailing list archives explorer
Fecha: Wed, 18 Jul 2007 09:01:16 +0200

Dear RDFa folks,

I'm delighted to announce the availability of MLE (pronounce: Melly)
[1]. MLE is the 'mailing list archives explorer', and basically
enhances (W3C) mailing list archives with SIOC metadata, deployed
with RDFa -as a result, SPARQL queries can be executed on top of it.

Hi All,

You are cordially invited to comment or participate in the UMBEL
(Upper Mapping and Binding Exchange Layer) project. I think it will
be a very nice complement to SIOC.

UMBEL is a lightweight way to describe the subject(s) of Web content,
akin to the relationship "isAbout". It is meant to work universally
with HTML, tagging, microformats or other standard practices,
including various RDF schemas and more formal ontologies. Its
reference subject 'backbone' is derived from the intersection of
common subjects found on popularly used Web sites and other accepted
subject references.

Getting data from multiple sources is great but how in practice is the "digital identity" aspect handled; how do you know the user MrDoe on forum X is MrSmith on forum Y, and user MrJones on Drupal CMS system Z etc? I mean how can you tie these identities together? Ideas on a postcard welcome :)

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Hi,

via SWIG [1] I have found the existence of WikiRDF [2], a project with a
vocabulary [3] to describe wikis. Probably it's very related with SIOC
Types Module [4].

Regards,

[1] http://swig.xmlhack.com/2007/06/08/2007-06-08.html#1181309672.183875
[2] http://wikirdf.org/
[3] http://wikirdf.org/vocabularies/wikiprofile/
[4] http://rdfs.org/sioc/spec/#sec-modules-types

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