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It might not seem like it, but publishers are coming around (at least in some domains). RDFa is getting traction as a source for metadata in communities like ed
by akozak 16y ago
It might not seem like it, but publishers are coming around (at least in some domains). RDFa is getting traction as a source for metadata in communities like education and open content (disclaimer: it's part of my job to convince people in this area why they should also publish RDFa metadata).
I'm convinced that this will be a gradual thing that takes hold in certain areas where it's immediately useful, and from there extends to other areas, sort of like the beginnings of the internet.
- bergie 16y agoYep, I'm also seeing positive signals. Both the SEO and the integration ("your website is your API") angles seem to work pretty well with publishers. In the IKS Project we're trying to implement some semantic features to many popular Open Source CMSs. When that is built-in, there will be lots more RDFa out there... http://www.iks-project.eu/ http://www.iks-project.eu/