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Cool Uris For The Semantic Web
URIs for things that are not web pages
Web documents have always been addressed with URIs (in common parlance often referred as Uniform Resource Locators, URLs). This is useful because it means we can easily make RDF statements about Web pages, but also dangerous because we can easily mix up Web pages and the…
Hypothes.is: A Kickstarter Project To Peer Review The Web | Techcrunch
Hypothes.is, peer review for the web
He proposes that Hypothes.is will work as a browser plug-in for Firefox, IE, and Chrome. It will add an overlay to Web pages with a heatmap along the side showing where people left comments. He wants to bring the best comments up from the bottom of most Web pages. People in the…
Reframe It Retreads Web Annotation As A Browser Add-on | Techcrunch
Reframe It: web annotation in a side pane
Reframe It is a browser plug-in for Firefox or Internet Explorer that lets you highlight passages of text on a Web page and add your own comments in a side pane. Comment can be private, public, or visible only to certain groups. Anyone with the Reframe It plug-in can then see…
What Do Http Uris Identify? - Design Issues
Uris for web pages vs uris for real world objects
HTTP URIs, in the web architecture, have been used to denote documents -- "web pages" informally, or "information resources" more formally. However, with the growth of the Semantic Web, which uses URIs to denote anything at all, the urge to use and practice of using HTTP URIs…