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Google is probably one the biggest drivers of structured data on websites. They pull a lot of the additional search features such as ratings stars from structur
by robryan 12y ago
Google is probably one the biggest drivers of structured data on websites. They pull a lot of the additional search features such as ratings stars from structured data. [1]
As websites will do anything to better than out in search results there is a large uptake in adding structured data.
[1] https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/99170?hl=en https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/99170?hl=en
- charlysisto 12y agoI was aware of it but I find it's the 'minimum syndical' as you put it in french. A real way of embracing the semantic web would be, for example, to expose a LinkData compatible subset of their indexed content (a la dbpedia). The way they expose the web today is unidimensional : keywords => related website list. It's great for humans to parse. But its extremely limited for machines. Why isn't there yet an API or an UI to ask all books of Japanese novelists of the last 2 centuries (website links included per book). I am sure this could be in googles reach and of greta interest for everybody (replace books by manga if you wish). And that I would call embracing semantic web.