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Sunday, October 14. 2007

As we're currently working on re-designing the profile page and more and more profile information needs to be stored, we think we need a different type of data exchange format.

We currently use the FOAF-Data from our profiles for syncing between different NoseRub services. But FOAF isn't made for this and we already tweaked FOAF in some ugly ways to be able to exchange the data properly.

We will not drop support for FOAF, but we will need another RDF representation of the data we want to exchange. This is mainly a dump from the database for the user profile and the user's accounts.

I just could go ahead and "invent" some data exchange format, but I would rather have a more solid solution. So, if anyone wants to get involvd, just send me a mail.

Posted by Dirk Olbertz at 12:49 | Comments (3) | Trackback (1)

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You could use vCard:
http://www.w3.org/TR/vcard-rdf

http://norman.walsh.name/2005/12/05/vcard

#1 David (Homepage) on 2007-10-15 15:05 (Reply)

Da fällt mir spontan ein Vortrag beim 6. Webmontag in Köln ein: http://webmontag.de/doku.php?id=koeln_6
"Vorstellung von paggr, einem Microcontent-Remixer, falls ich bis dahin über einen vorzeigbaren Prototypen verfüge. Alternativ könnte ich bei Interesse ein bisschen was über Ray Ozzies Live Clipboard und (jaja, ich kann halt nicht aus meiner Haut

dessen mögliche Verknüpung mit SemWeb-Technologien erzählen. (Benjamin Nowack)"

Gehalten von -- er kann vielleicht hierbei helfen?
http://webmontag.de/doku.php?id=benjamin_nowack

#2 Tobias (Homepage) on 2007-10-16 11:36 (Reply)

Heya Dirk,

ich arbeite mit knowee.org an einer ähnlichen Anwendung und wir setzen auch auf RDF. Vielleicht können wir ja sogar die gleichen Vokabulare einsetzen.

Werd mich mal in die NoseRub ML einklinken...

#3 Benjamin Nowack (Homepage) on 2007-10-19 18:12 (Reply)

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