Re: seeAlso

> That's what I was expecting. Not to use it so much for linking to
> additional metadata about a particular item or channel, but to link to
> more channels. In other words,
> - links to alternate representations of the same content
> - links to (lists of) channels I know about
> - links to (lists of) channels I like
>
> A key question here is who/what would use this and what would they do
> with it?

I'd prefer to see it used in the context of trust or reputation modeling.

As in, wrap the data in semantically intelligent ways.

Wrap up what you read with trust/reputation data.  It then becomes possible to
pivot out across those links based on your markup.

This is *precisely* why using RDF's concepts are valuable.  Instead of
obfuscating the data behind some overly complex markup, the use of basic triples
makes it possible to search for the data in much more flexible ways.  But that's
fodder for a whole other discussion.

-Bill Kearney


 

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