I agree that SPARQL must be considered, and so must Datalog and Prolog. Idk but I'm starting to believe that new-fangled standardization efforts (if you want to

I agree that SPARQL must be considered, and so must Datalog and Prolog. Idk but I'm starting to believe that new-fangled standardization efforts (if you want to call those that) are starting over from scratch and actively avoid looking at prior art as a generation thing. I mean I don't know the people behind gql but I can get that younger devs think there's absolutely no reason that 1985-2010ers had all the fun. Though I could see why someone wouldn't like SPARQL and RDF, with its bulk reuse of other W3C and TBL concepts such as URLs, resulting in atom and predicate names verbosely and pointlessly beginning with "http://" http://".