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> Web 3.0 didn't go anywhere "Anywhere" is a bit harsh; Google (and seemingly other indexers) honor semantic markup in several contexts via https://schema.org/
by mdaniel 5y ago
> Web 3.0 didn't go anywhere
"Anywhere" is a bit harsh; Google (and seemingly other indexers) honor semantic markup in several contexts via https://schema.org/ https://schema.org/ -- I would bet that's a large contributor to the "Rich Result" cards that show up in the SERP for sites with such markup.
Separate from other "generic" semantic data markup concepts, JSON-LD[1] is also still making a showing, most commonly (in my experience) as `<script type="application/json+ld">`
So I guess it depends on whether "go anywhere" means "Amazon.com is fully HATEOAS serving RDF, or GTFO" but I would think the actual situation is that it just is taking a while for pointy-haired types to see market value in adopting those concepts, and not so much "what a failure"
1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON-LD https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON-LD