RSL
RDF Service Locator = WSIL+RSD+RDF

also update referring to WS-Policy Endpoint Reference

Dewey Decimal Classification : Tips - where to put books about the Sun and Moon

(via PeterV)

523.76 and 559.91, if you must know

The Problems with CMS survey results (AIFIA).

"What problems have you experienced..." top results:
1. Commercial software too expensive
2. Required too much customization
3. Poor process for migrating old content

2002 Search Engine Watch Awards (searchenginewatch) - mostly Google.

(via Column Two)

Center for Consciousness Studies, University of Arizona, with 1284 online papers on consciousness nicely categorised.

(thanks Don E. Mitchell)

What's New in UDDI 3.0 - Part 1

esigler.2nw.net/blog - mtfoaf-0.3
"You Know Me Button" with FOAF autodetection for Movable Type

Faceted Metadata for Image Search and Browsing (pdf)

(from SIGIA post below)

JBG: Personal Knowledge and Collective Representations
"TEMPLATE = BOOZE VERMOUTH GARNISH"

Recommender systems discussed on SIGIA-L list. "Don't think Recommender Systems do not use classification. Apart from other things, they also classify YOU."

(via PeterV)

Scopeware - "The Simple, Elegant Knowledge Management Solution". Desktop file manager with aspects of time, type, look and essence.

hackdiary: A Semantic Web shoebox - annotating photos with RSS and RDF
Matt Biddulph

Compendium - release now available for free download: "Compendium is the semantic hypertext concept mapping tool at the heart of the Compendium methodology. It supports the real time mapping of discussions in meetings, collaborative sense-making and modelling, and the longer term management of this information as organizational memory. Compendium is the result of over 15 years' continual research, deployment and development at the intersection of meeting facilitation, knowledge management and argumentation."

Google and RSS (David Galbraith) - basically why the current Google is no good for it.

David suggests using XML database to allow semantic queries, but why not go all the way and store the metadata in an RDF database as in TAP?

Semantic Web Trust and Security Resource Guide lots of annotated links.
(via jhendler, #rdfig)

The Blawgistan Times
Announcement:

It is done. The Blawgistan Times are now available here. The "Times" are more than just a website. They're BlawgCafe 0.1. Yes, you read right. BlawgCafe has come to town. Here's how it works: Every time someone we monitor adds the word "Blawgistan" or "Lazyblawg" to her or his postings title, or posts into the categories "Blawgistan" or "Lazyblawg" (use this if you have categories, titles if you don't), the Blawgistan Times will feature this posting as "invoking the lazyblawg". How cool is that?


(via Ben)

D2R Map - Database to RDF Map (Chris Bizer)

seeAlso: kaon reverse and SWAD-Europe: Mapping Semantic Web Data with RDBMSes

Semantic Web at newstrove.com - it really is one of their 1000+ categories (from ODP maybe?), though there's not a lot of relevance.

unlike siteask's other result:

eBay - Online Auctions

Find semantic web or over 1,000,000 other items at eBay.com

Yahoo! Groups : KMTech Knowledge Management Technology (lowish volume, moderated)

The Next Generation of TrackBack: A Proposal - tima.

Published Subjects - Definitions, Requirements and Examples includes a gentle introduction.
Good practices for Topic Maps, pretty much all should apply to RDF(S) too.

The Lord Of the Webs (TechNews.com) TimBL as Tolkien
(via #rdfig)

I enjoyed TLOTR when I was about 13, but found the film tedious and gave up half way through. Still only on part one of The Semantic Web...

Voice Extensible Markup Language (VoiceXML) Version 2.0 - Candidate Rec.
seeAlso : news report

Tinkering with RSS and NNTP - DJ's Weblog

IAwiki: AutoDiscoveryFormat proposal

Genetic Algorithms Digest - a moderated announcements list, picks up most if not all semweb related conferences.

1st Indian International Conference on AI (Hyderabad, December 18-20) call for papers.

The 2003 International MultiConference (June 23 - 26, 2003)
15 or more different conferences (web, AI etc), call for papers.

eclectic : URI Related Reading Material - useful list from Leigh

Trackback, metacrap and semi-latent semantics
blogged over there so a trackback ping would be generated

Graph-based Data Models and Languages
(thanks Murray)

An XML format for mail and other messages (ietf draft) - Graham Klyne. "The goal is, in part, to create an XML message format that is also RDF compliant; i.e. accessible to RDF parsers with conversion. (The goal is NOT to do email-in-XML.)"
mailing list

Bill de hOra: REST and session state - "REST constrains that state reside on the client, However the real web works precisely backwards to this: all interesting state is kept on the server, as sessions."
He goes on to suggest : "Exposing session state as resources."

[rdfweb-dev] README: rdfweb-dev list hosting switchover - various changes

W3C RDF Validation Service has been updated and now supports the Last Call Working Draft specifications issued by the RDF Core Working Group. It is based upon the ARP Parser included in Jena 1.6.1 and graphs are generated using version 1.8.9 of GraphViz.

alex wright about VLAB panel on the Semantic Web

Dave Beckett's Resource Description Framework (RDF) Resource Guide "...contains links to many [MANY! - ed.] RDF resources including examples, documents, software, tools and projects that use it."

RdfNotes - from 0xdecafbad (on a Wiki)

one for the faqs - "Why triples? Why not quads?"

Ben Hammersley.com: More on using FOAF with Blog comments

"The FOAF with Blog Comments idea is picking up steam. Ben Trott has made 'XML::FOAF', a Perl module for parsing FOAF files, and this has now been incorporated into Eric Sigler's wicked-cool implementation for Movable Type

Jena 1.6.1 released.

Also "A limited functionality (in memory models only, no daml support) preview release of Jena 2, with datatype support is expected soon." (Brian McBride on jena-dev)

crazybob.org - web log RSS to e-mail gateway, also nntp//rss:

ryk-kypc2.narod.ru
new Russian site
found in referrers - that you, Vlad?

Practical RDF: Chapter 14 (RDF/RSS) Chapter uploaded Shelley Powers.

Synesthesia - Julian Elve's blog (blogrolled).