This is a cheatsheet of common RDF namespace elements.

This schema is for information only and NON-NORMATIVE

I have an interest in both schema, but especially HTTP-in-RDF as I am utilizing it as my persistence format in my REST framework.

The schema further allows groups of resources to be linked to a common classification. There is a difference between a Content Label and a classification. A Content Label is a set of descriptors for a resource. In the examples below, a fabric has a colour

Content Labels are files that contain powerful metadata that enable search engines and browsers to provide more trust in search results.

Something along these general lines came up fairly recently in IRC or somewhere but I forgot to take a reference. I'm wondering if the following is sane

A new ontology development group has been formed: the XBRL Ontology Specification Group. This new ontology will describes financial and economic data in RDF.

The latest update of the SemWeb library from Josh Tauberer includes a C# implementation of the Euler reasoner.

This article follows on from the previous post about semantic web applications in C#. I’ll be using the SemWeb framework again, but this time I chose to demonstrate the capabilities of RDF by producing a simple MP3 file manager.