On 30/03/07, Kake L Pugh kake@earth.li wrote:
On Fri 30 Mar 2007, Tom Heath tom.heath@gmail.com wrote:
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?
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.