From RDFaWiki

Welcome to the RDFa community! A place where you can learn about RDFa, get help on implementing RDFa on your website or blog, and take part in the development of the community and the standard!

RDFa helps bloggers and website authors make their web pages smarter by adding computer-readable information to a site. Details about yourself, events, places, books, and music are just some of the "things" you can describe using RDFa. By adding RDFa to your website or blog, you help computers interact with your website in a way that is more helpful to people visiting your site. RDFa makes web browsers smarter by giving people more options when viewing a web page, such as adding you to their address book, adding an event to their calendar, getting directions to a place described by RDFa, or searching online bookstores for a book marked up using RDFa. There are many possibilities with RDFa and this community is dedicated to RDFa education, development, and advocacy.

RDFa Community Areas

The areas below can help you get started. The top row is for beginners, the middle row is for those familiar with RDFa and the bottom row is for experts.

Learn Learn RDFa, from Basics to Advanced	Publish Publish RDFa on your web site
Consume Find and Parse RDFa	Participate Participate in the RDFa community
Examples in the Wild See others publishing RDFa	Best Practices See how to publish RDFa well

News

Special Projects

• RDFa Recipes
• WWW2008 Slides
• Functional RDFa helpful way of describing RDFa, useful for XSLT and XQuery implementations
• Thoughts on including RDFa in HTML 4 documents
• Wiki Improvements
• Translations of this wiki and key pages into other languages.
• Creating RDFa Profiles to simplify use
• Defining RDFa Vocabularies that permit unprefixed CURIEs
• @rel attribute discussion
• RDFa Host Languages