Public marks on http://webbackplane.com/mark-birbeck/blog/2009/04/getting-started-with-rdfa Public marks on http://webbackplane.com/mark-birbeck/blog/2009/04/getting-started-with-rdfa http://blogmarks.net/marks/link/3197207 Getting started with RDFa: Creating a basic FOAF profile http://webbackplane.com/mark-birbeck/blog/2009/04/getting-started-with-rdfa "Now that the RDFa syntax is a full standard, and organisations like Yahoo! and Google are starting to index the data (see Google announces support for RDFa and Yahoo! into semantic web), it's worth putting more of your own data into your web-pages, by way of RDFa. A simple place to start is to modify your home-page or blog profile so that it includes FOAF information." 2009-05-19T20:59:55Z philippej foaf, rdfa

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"Now that the RDFa syntax is a full standard, and organisations like Yahoo! and Google are starting to index the data (see Google announces support for RDFa and Yahoo! into semantic web), it's worth putting more of your own data into your web-pages, by way of RDFa. A simple place to start is to modify your home-page or blog profile so that it includes FOAF information."

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]]> Getting started with RDFa: Creating a basic FOAF profile | webBackplane http://webbackplane.com/mark-birbeck/blog/2009/04/getting-started-with-rdfa <blockquote><p>Now that the RDFa syntax is a full standard, and organisations like Yahoo! and Google are starting to index the data (see Google announces support for RDFa and Yahoo! into semantic web), it's worth putting more of your own data into your web-pages, by way of RDFa. A simple place to start is to modify your home-page or blog profile so that it includes FOAF information.</p></blockquote> 2009-05-16T20:23:09Z karlcow data, rdfa, foaf

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Now that the RDFa syntax is a full standard, and organisations like Yahoo! and Google are starting to index the data (see Google announces support for RDFa and Yahoo! into semantic web), it's worth putting more of your own data into your web-pages, by way of RDFa. A simple place to start is to modify your home-page or blog profile so that it includes FOAF information.

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