Thursday, July 21, 2005
Structured Writing, Structured Search
webservices.xml.com: Structured Writing, Structured Search: "
The theme of my talk last month at the Open Source Content Management conference (OSCOM) was: 'Everything you need to know about content management, you (should have) learned in grade school.' I spent a lot of time talking about why and how to use URIs and HTML document titles in principled ways. These two namespaces are metadata stores that we typically fail to manage, but that can deliver powerful benefits.
I should have moved more quickly through that material, though, because what I really wanted to highlight was the same idea as applied to the XHTML namespace. In The Semantic Blog I suggested that we could achieve much more with simple XHTML content than we currently do. Two months down the road, the picture's a bit clearer than it was. "
The theme of my talk last month at the Open Source Content Management conference (OSCOM) was: 'Everything you need to know about content management, you (should have) learned in grade school.' I spent a lot of time talking about why and how to use URIs and HTML document titles in principled ways. These two namespaces are metadata stores that we typically fail to manage, but that can deliver powerful benefits.
I should have moved more quickly through that material, though, because what I really wanted to highlight was the same idea as applied to the XHTML namespace. In The Semantic Blog I suggested that we could achieve much more with simple XHTML content than we currently do. Two months down the road, the picture's a bit clearer than it was. "
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