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This is why I see the trouble with the semantic web. If even large guys like Netflix are unwilling to share their API publicly then semantic web becomes somethi

This is why I see the trouble with the semantic web. If even large guys like Netflix are unwilling to share their API publicly then semantic web becomes something like a really expensive toy that people with very large pockets can afford or you end up scraping everyone to death. This is why I think strategies like Kimono and Import.io will fail.

walterbell 12y ago
Unless we move to open public metadata for common needs, with optional private annotations for those who can afford toys. A possible role model is Apple's support of OpenStreetMap as a defensive response to Google Maps, which has improved the quality of open GIS data.