Not quite getting this article. When you semantically describe your HTML, indeed the intent and meaning of your data becomes easily machine-readable. That's n

Not quite getting this article. When you semantically describe your HTML, indeed the intent and meaning of your data becomes easily machine-readable. That's not a solution, it's the entire problem. In today's ecosystem it means somebody takes your shit and runs with it. That's why the walled gardens are getting ever higher walls. "Open data" is an existential threat if you're the one paying for the creation/hosting of that data.