Thanks for this. I have worked with RDF and N3 notation. I created a D3 visualiser from Jena Fuseki database https://camo.githubusercontent.com/3064a94d00812c

Thanks for this. I have worked with RDF and N3 notation. I created a D3 visualiser from Jena Fuseki database https://camo.githubusercontent.com/3064a94d00812c1373c4eb3b2ac85e7f5a68dff08df7e25740ae963a2be34d51/68747470733a2f2f7261772e6769746875622e636f6d2f73616d7371756972652f696e746572666163652d6578706572696d656e74732f6d61737465722f6c6976696e672d646f63756d656e742d656469746f722e706e67 https://camo.githubusercontent.com/3064a94d00812c1373c4eb3b2... It renders RDF/N3 relationships. Unfortunately the code is trapped in an Sqlite jsbin file :-) It never occurred to me that it would be that trivial to shard, you could mapreduce the queries. I just worry about how you would do joins on data that live on independent nodes. If a value is on server A and another on server B and there would be a relationship between them, how would you "join" this data unless you colocated join keys.