Re: Re: Atom and RDF

Ian Davis wrote:

> How's this as a hypothetical RSS module:
> 
> <rss:item>
>    <rss:title>Ian's Bad Poem</rss:title>
>    <encl:enclosure rdf:resource="http://example.com/torrent"
>       dc:format="application/x-bittorrent"  <!-- whatever -->
>       dc:title="Bit torrent link to mp3" />
>    <encl:enclosure rdf:resource="http://example.com/mp3"
>       dc:format="audio/mpeg"
>       dc:title="MP3 of me reading my poem" />
>    <encl:enclosure rdf:resource="http://example.com/text"
>       dc:format="text/plain"
>       dc:title="My poem itself" />
> </rss:item>
> 
> Clients can choose to download the most appropriate format, either 
> automatically or by presenting a series of links to the user with the 
> titles supplied.
> 
> The encl:enclosure elements can be extended with any RDF properties. 
> Some useful ones from Dublin Core include 'license', 'publisher', 
> 'audience'. MusicBrainz define some other interesting ones such as 
> 'duration' which could also add value.
looks good, similar to the vocabulary I use in KnoBot for attachments to 
items.

<attach:Attachment>
     <dc:label xml:lang="en">The vocabulary for attachments used in 
KnoBot</ns6:label>
     <attach:document
	rdf:resource="http://wymiwyg.org/ontologies/rss/attach"/>
     <attach:type>application/rdf+xml</attach:type>
</attach:Attachment>

cheers,
reto


 
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