As far as each user is able to build her own Semantic Web site, chances are that information could be presented as a resource for some interests while being pornography, commercial nonsense, and the things we're getting used in W1.0 and W2.0.
Would Viagra be the item returned when I query the Semantic Web for any useful information? I'm afraid spammers are to find their way in Semantic Web as they have in HTML web.
Read more »Recently I've read Vinton Cerf warning us from (1) Data loss due to software updating and not being able to read "old data" any longer and, (2) using URLs to access data, he says a better and more reliable method should be developed.
I'd like to know your opinion about this issues.
Read more »I think the most interesting answers will come from pioneering platform developers and user communities. Nevertheless, if we could catch the Tetherless World panel’s attention with it, it would worth the try.
I also posted this question in my twine about “Getting Things Done Together” on Twine, where I plan to launch an action inquiry around it. If the question gets a little encouragement from TW attendees, I will report on the research in the TW blog.
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