Semantic Loop
There’s something that I’ve noticed while researching the activity on the Semantic Web: It’s very complex. So, I’ve been dreaming about tools that could make this research easier. You’re probably catching my drift by now.
I need the tools that will be developed by Semantic Workers in order to be an effective Semantic Worker. Oh well – isn’t that just like reality.
I need an easy way to collect bookmarks: fast and very good at reading my mind at what I want to day and do with a bookmark. There are dozens, maybe hundreds of bookmark tools (especially for Firefox, of course), but not one that I have found is even close.
I need the sites that discuss the Semantic Web to have semantic annotation (markup), so that I can record their valuable ideas and research without the tedium of repetitive cut-and-paste. I don’t care if there are ten non-standards to deal with – I’ll cope somehow. We Semantic Workers must start ourselves providing markup. Isn’t it time that we made our lives easier by following our own recipes. Microformats may not be a whole solution, but it would be a very very nice start now. We probably need a few hundred new formats.
~ by Oz on 5 December 2007.
Posted in Metadata, Microformat, Semantic Web, Semantic Worker

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