> [Scraping] is pretty generic, but SPARQL is hardly a proprietary query language - other things use it. If what you're into is obtaining data, sparql might mor

> [Scraping] is pretty generic, but SPARQL is hardly a proprietary query language - other things use it. If what you're into is obtaining data, sparql might more generically apply than [scraping] would. It really depends on what you are doing in the future. Yes my point exactly! My point was that even when trying to consider the perspective of people different from us, we can end up writing for (and from the perspective of) people who are "into" the same things as us. Casual users like in the original scraping post are not much really "into" obtaining data, which can be a blind spot for enthusiasts who are. The challenge and opportunity in such cases is really communication with the outside of the field, rather than competition within the field.