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	<title>Comments on: Creating connections between discussion clouds with SIOC</title>
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		<title>By: Semantic SEO Blog &#187; Blog Archive &#187; an overlay of scalable vector graphics - everything rippling and folding and looking misty</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 11 Oct 2006 16:55:32 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>&lt;p&gt;[...] Wonder what you could do in SVG with all the SIOC clouds&#8230; [...]&lt;/p&gt;
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		<title>By: Microformats and SIOC at Cloudlands</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 02 Oct 2006 17:12:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>&lt;p&gt;[...] It&#8217;s been a year since I last took a look at the overlap between the SIOC Project and Microformats (mf).  I&#8217;ve been trying to catch up with recent developments, especially the cite-rel draft by Ryan King and Eran Globen. I admire the Microformats resolve to &#8220;solve problems&#8221;, rather than provide generic things that may in the future be used for X or Y (even though I also think that is important, or else I wouldn&#8217;t be a Semantic Web researcher!).  I also think that there is no good reason that both the Semantic Web and Microformats communities can&#8217;t work together (despite arguments like this).  There are people on both sides who strongly feel that the other is going in the wrong direction, but it would be a mistake to let any such voices dominate.  Both communities are trying to add semantics in the Web, and using things like GRDDL and Micromodels / mf RDF representations, the existing work from both sides can be reused. So, with this in mind and in terms of SIOC, I hope that we can use Microformats to help create closer interlinks between the objects that make up online communities - I&#8217;m talking mainly about posts, forums / blogs, communities and user profiles.  I&#8217;m going to start with three or four things I want SIOC to do for Microformats and vice versa, and then we can go from there.  These correspond to some of the links shown in my &#8220;connecting discussion clouds&#8221; picture. One User, Many User Accounts At the moment, it is quite difficult to identify all the posts made by a particular person through their various user personas or profiles on different sites - e.g. find all the blog posts and comments and forum threads I&#8217;ve created in the past year.  In the SIOC and FOAF vocabularies, there are two properties linking people to user profiles: a Person is linked to a User using a &#8220;hasOnlineAccount&#8221; link, and a User is linked to a Person using an &#8220;account_of&#8221; relationship.  Using a mf for sioc:account_of / foaf:hasOnlineAccount would help with the &#8220;One Person, Many User Accounts&#8221; issue - e.g. these links could be created from a user signature or other public profile field.  For example, I have an account on boards.ie, and I want to say that I am the same person described by a FOAF profile on my own site, or that I hold another account on boards.jp.  Maybe links are required in both directions to confirm that I am really am who I claim I am, but this can be done at least (even if it is tedious).  This may also require some BBCodes for forums that translate to the appropriate HTML. Example &#60;div class=&#8221;User&#8221;&#62; [...]&lt;/p&gt;
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] It&#8217;s been a year since I last took a look at the overlap between the SIOC Project and Microformats (mf).  I&#8217;ve been trying to catch up with recent developments, especially the cite-rel draft by Ryan King and Eran Globen. I admire the Microformats resolve to &#8220;solve problems&#8221;, rather than provide generic things that may in the future be used for X or Y (even though I also think that is important, or else I wouldn&#8217;t be a Semantic Web researcher!).  I also think that there is no good reason that both the Semantic Web and Microformats communities can&#8217;t work together (despite arguments like this).  There are people on both sides who strongly feel that the other is going in the wrong direction, but it would be a mistake to let any such voices dominate.  Both communities are trying to add semantics in the Web, and using things like GRDDL and Micromodels / mf RDF representations, the existing work from both sides can be reused. So, with this in mind and in terms of SIOC, I hope that we can use Microformats to help create closer interlinks between the objects that make up online communities - I&#8217;m talking mainly about posts, forums / blogs, communities and user profiles.  I&#8217;m going to start with three or four things I want SIOC to do for Microformats and vice versa, and then we can go from there.  These correspond to some of the links shown in my &#8220;connecting discussion clouds&#8221; picture. One User, Many User Accounts At the moment, it is quite difficult to identify all the posts made by a particular person through their various user personas or profiles on different sites - e.g. find all the blog posts and comments and forum threads I&#8217;ve created in the past year.  In the SIOC and FOAF vocabularies, there are two properties linking people to user profiles: a Person is linked to a User using a &#8220;hasOnlineAccount&#8221; link, and a User is linked to a Person using an &#8220;account_of&#8221; relationship.  Using a mf for sioc:account_of / foaf:hasOnlineAccount would help with the &#8220;One Person, Many User Accounts&#8221; issue - e.g. these links could be created from a user signature or other public profile field.  For example, I have an account on boards.ie, and I want to say that I am the same person described by a FOAF profile on my own site, or that I hold another account on boards.jp.  Maybe links are required in both directions to confirm that I am really am who I claim I am, but this can be done at least (even if it is tedious).  This may also require some BBCodes for forums that translate to the appropriate HTML. Example &lt;div class=&#8221;User&#8221;&gt; [...]</p>
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		<title>By: Kingsley Idehen's Blog Data Space</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 09 Sep 2006 18:43:50 +0000</pubDate>
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