2 Apr
2007
2 Apr
'07
1:31 p.m.
On 30/03/07, Kake L Pugh <kake(a)earth.li> wrote:
On Fri 30 Mar 2007, Tom Heath
<tom.heath(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Yeah, absolutely! I'm not sure if there a list anywhere of
sites/services that are exposing data with this ontology, but I can
speak for Revyu and say that yes, OpenGuides would be very welcome to
become a consumer. Presenting Revyu reviews alongside OpenGuides
entries would be a nice use case for this. Sure there are others too
using different data sources.
We don't have massive coverage of places or things/objects (yet), but
there are some relevant reviews for Milton Keynes, Bristol (if only
someone would setup the OG Bristol ;), Oxford, London, Montreal...
There are two ways to approach this. 1) get the RDF from e.g.
<http://revyu.com/tags/milton-keynes/about/rdf> for a list of all
things tagged milton-keynes (it's a bit minimal intentionally - the
rest of the information is available by looking up those URIs - but I
could add more data in there to minise the number of requests
required); or 2) do a SPARQL query against the endpoint at
<http://revyu.com/sparql/welcome> to get out any data you want in any
format you want using SQL-like queries. The endpoint is currently
fairly locked down, but shout if you want access.
HTH for starters,
Tom.
So, the question is, "is anyone actually
consuming tag data described
using this ontology, and if so where can I see it in action?" Have I
got that right?
The simple answer is no, not really.
Could OpenGuides become a consumer?