I agree. While it didn't turn out to be the solution to all our Problems and not every webpage is chock full of semantic markup that anyone can scrape, there ar

I agree. While it didn't turn out to be the solution to all our Problems and not every webpage is chock full of semantic markup that anyone can scrape, there are still a lot of bits and pieces that stuck around. I always felt that one problem of more widespread adaption by users was missing software. There were and still are all these great microdata pieces out there, but can my browser save an address, add an event to my calender etc.? If these things were easily possible to even an inexperienced user, I think we would see much more semantic markup. But in the meantime, search engines and social networks sure have an easier time scraping information then before we talked about the semantic web.