I have been adding more bookmarks to my del.icio.us account and have begun tagging them with RDF-like object/datatype properties. Adding more and more object/datatype properties to the bookmark, a provoking thought popped up:
In principle, this problem is partly related to what mentioned in the MIT's Piggy Bank paper submitted for International Semantic Web Conference (ISWC) 2005 and I am looking into it.
Keywords: semantic-web, tagging
It would be nice if tagging can be assisted by ontologies and a logic reasoner. Look at del.icio.us/thitiv. The _hasAffilication:CUPhoto property should be a subproperty of _hasAffiliation:Chula (provided that CUPhoto stands for Chula Photo Club.) Also, aticles on 'tagging' are subclass of articles on 'metadata'. But articles on 'metadata' are not essentially the articles on 'tagging'. 'Friends' versus 'people' is also another example. Bookmarks about my friends are of course bookmarks about people. But not all the people I know or found on the Internet (through search engines) are my friends. Ontology-assisted tagging sounds promising to solve this problem.
In principle, this problem is partly related to what mentioned in the MIT's Piggy Bank paper submitted for International Semantic Web Conference (ISWC) 2005 and I am looking into it.
Keywords: semantic-web, tagging
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