Library Cataloging
A new application of RDF is to link people together, know as Friend-of-a-Friend (FOAF). An introduction is Finding friends with XML and RDF
- Foaf & Dc
Dan Brickley has written the paper, FOAF and the draft DC Agents requirements, to investigate and assess feasibility of using Friend of a Friend for Dublin Core agent descriptions....
- Foaf
I'm going to start experimenting more with Friend of a Friend (FOAF) metadata. Anyone currently using this? Anyone want to be my friend? (Sounds pathetic). Will I be the first librarian blogger with a FOAF file? I didn't notice any others in the...
- Foaf
FOAF : Using open standards to support community building by Brian Kelly appears in the latest issue of Ariadne. FOAF is an interesting concept and can provide one level of Web structure.This article has sought to describe FOAF and outline its potential,...
- Foaf
Parsing FOAF with PHP by Ian Davis is a short introduction to RDF (Resource Description Framework), specifically FOAF (Friend of A friend). FOAF could help establish communities of trust or at least, provide an alternative systems of links to navigate...
- Foaf
The newsreader NewsMonster has the ability to use Friend of a Friend data. It also provides for export to PDA's and reads all versions of RSS. Interesting, I'll have to download it and play with it a bit when I have some time.As for FOAF, I think...
Library Cataloging
Friend-of-a-Friend
A new application of RDF is to link people together, know as Friend-of-a-Friend (FOAF). An introduction is Finding friends with XML and RDF
Explores an XML and RDF application known as Friend-of-a-Friend (FOAF). FOAF allows the expression of personal information and relationships, and is a useful building block for creating information systems that support online communities. Code samples demonstrate the basics.A tool for creating a FOAF file is the FOAF-a-matic
The FOAF-a-matic is being provided as a quick and easy way for you to create your own FOAF description. Simply work through the forms on this page and complete whichever entries you'd like to add to your description. At a minimum you'll need to supply your name and email address, and similarly for any friends you might add.A technical description is FOAF: the 'friend of a friend' vocabulary
This is the FOAF namespace document. It describes the FOAF vocabulary, and the terms (RDF classes and properties) that constitute it. As such, it is a Semantic Web vocabulary or 'ontology'.
Interesting. Anyone using it?
- Foaf & Dc
Dan Brickley has written the paper, FOAF and the draft DC Agents requirements, to investigate and assess feasibility of using Friend of a Friend for Dublin Core agent descriptions....
- Foaf
I'm going to start experimenting more with Friend of a Friend (FOAF) metadata. Anyone currently using this? Anyone want to be my friend? (Sounds pathetic). Will I be the first librarian blogger with a FOAF file? I didn't notice any others in the...
- Foaf
FOAF : Using open standards to support community building by Brian Kelly appears in the latest issue of Ariadne. FOAF is an interesting concept and can provide one level of Web structure.This article has sought to describe FOAF and outline its potential,...
- Foaf
Parsing FOAF with PHP by Ian Davis is a short introduction to RDF (Resource Description Framework), specifically FOAF (Friend of A friend). FOAF could help establish communities of trust or at least, provide an alternative systems of links to navigate...
- Foaf
The newsreader NewsMonster has the ability to use Friend of a Friend data. It also provides for export to PDA's and reads all versions of RSS. Interesting, I'll have to download it and play with it a bit when I have some time.As for FOAF, I think...