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"Semantic" means making all distinctions you care about and not making any distinctions you do not care about. This means a custom notation for nearly every cas
by Mikhail_Edoshin 1y ago
"Semantic" means making all distinctions you care about and not making any distinctions you do not care about. This means a custom notation for nearly every case. XML is such a tool. And XSLT is a key component to make all these notations compatible with each other.
- bawolff 1y agoThat is not what "semantic web" means. Semantic web was a series of standards (rdf and friends) made by w3c from the early 2000s that didnt really catch on.
- pwdisswordfishs 11mo agoJSON-LD, ActivityPub, and scholarly metadata are all examples of Semantic Web technology that have caught on.