Re: [foaf-dev] FOAF-RDF-2-(X)HTML+RDFa-izer?

Am 06.02.2011 21:13, schrieb Bob Ferris:
> Hi Michael,
>
> Your project idea sounds interesting and the example page looks really
> good. However, I can't find any hypertext link that references your FOAF
> profile in a RDF serialization format. With RDFa the content negotiation
> step is primarily not necessary. This enables an easier deployment. No
> configuration for content negotiation is necessary. Although, it could
> still be deployed and the (X)HTML+RDFa lives side by side with the other
> RDF serialization formats. Whereby, the (X)HTML+RDFa document has the
> advantage that it is out-of-the-box usable by human and machine agents.
> It enables me to serve processable views for both humans and machines in
> one document.
> I think (X)HTML+RDFa deployment is crucial for FOAF profiles and for
> Linked Data deployment in general (see for example GoodRelations).

Btw, I saw your weighted skills in the profile. I co-developed recently 
the Cognitive Characteristics Ontology[1] which should exactly address 
such a modelling. That means, it enables you to describe cognitive 
pattern e.g., skills, expertises or interests, simply in form of a 
triple or extended. An extended version can include for instance a 
weighting of the cognitive pattern (by utilizing the Weighting 
Ontology[2]). Please have a look at the examples in the Cognitive 
Characteristics Ontology specification documentation e.g., this one [3].
When applying a weighting it is especially important that the scale 
should be no out-of-band knowledge. It should rather be possible to 
discover that knowledge as needed. Hence, it is useful to also provide 
scales in machine processable form.

Cheers,


Bob


PS: If have further questions re. the Cognitive Characteristics 
Ontology, don't hesitate to ask me ;)


[1] http://purl.org/ontology/cco/core#
[2] http://purl.org/ontology/wo/core#
[3] 
http://purl.org/ontology/cco/cognitivecharacteristics.html#sec-cognitive-patterns-example