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To answer your question, you can use HTML+RDFa to annotate any element with semantic info, or simply use meta-links (in the HTML head) for per-page metadata. W
by tannhaeuser 8y ago
To answer your question, you can use HTML+RDFa to annotate any element with semantic info, or simply use meta-links (in the HTML head) for per-page metadata.
W3C's semantic web is a lost cause, though, as is XHTML. I don't know why the paper speaks about "the first 20 years", as there's been zero activity for years and I think the semweb charters have been closed years ago.
If you're interested in document engineering based on real and practical standards, I'd suggest looking into ISO SGML (superset of XML and HTML) and maybe ISO Topic Maps (with Tolog/ISO Prolog as query language).