Here's what we're trying to accomplish with RDF. The BlogMatrix Platform is extending the blogging paradigm (yeah, yuck) with arbitrary data -- you can see map, event and address data being added to blog entries over here. I won't go into the particulars of the mechanisms involved here (yet) except to say it's pretty flexible.
We'd like everything produced in the BlogMatix Platform (i.e. this blogging application) to be visible as RDF. In the future, we'd like to use some sort of microformats type linking to tie the HTML version to the RDF version, but we'll also leave that issue to the side for now. Here's this entry shown three different ways:
The RDF model is based (for now) on the Atom N3 Ontology. Here's our questions:
- does this RDF/XML look even remotely right (beyong syntax -- we're using RDFLib to generate)?
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is there some easy way in RDFLib to create an order of items? If you look at the home page in RDF you'll note the order of entries is totally wrong.
Note that we've just implemented the bare minimum. We're hoping in the upcoming weeks to make all the extensions we've developed export reasonable looking RDF.