Over in the public HTML list, a posting by Peter Krantz caught our eye with this line:
I am working in a project right now where RDFa solves a lot of problems for over a 100 government organizations.
Nice to see RDFa gaining traction!
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Well, I had to clarfy to the original poster that RDFa wasn’t “an over-engineered, ivory tower spec that was developed in the hope that some killer app would eventually come along in the future to save it.”
I guess this shows that the common knowledge of RDFa isn’t very widespread. I don’t think anyone is working on getting RDFa into HTML5 at the moment. Anyone who want to dive in and write some test cases?
8 Oct 2007 at 19:50
I’m looking for RDFa implementations in US Govt, if anyone knows any. Peter was kind enough to return a private email and explained that his govt use is in Sweden – and he thought that the US would be ahead, but I can’t find an actual use case yet! There is John McClure doing some good work at http://legal-xhtml.org but it is not in use by any actual government branch yet.
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26 Dec 2007 at 04:08