Martin Dürst Re: Unknown text/* subtypes (was: Request for review of Turtle (an RDFserialization) media type: text/turtle)
sbp: “No default means that the recipient will look at the internal information.” — but this usually means pretty evil heuristics because you can't interpret a bytestream until you know its encoding. So theoretically you can't get an encoding from a bytestream full stop.
sbp: The way that HTML 4.01 gets around this is to essentially say that you should use ASCII up until and including the meta Content-Type declaration.
sbp: XML has its own baroque procedure that I'm not fully acquainted with.
sbp: The way that HTML 4.01 gets around this is to essentially say that you should use ASCII up until and including the meta Content-Type declaration.
sbp: XML has its own baroque procedure that I'm not fully acquainted with.
timbl: Includes and easy DOM-> RDF store parser which tabulator could use?
DanC: seems to do OK on http://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/ ; only 2 boxes which give dc:title and dc:date of a linked document
DanC: seems to do OK on http://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/ ; only 2 boxes which give dc:title and dc:date of a linked document
yvesr: AudioScrobbler data as RDF, linked to Musicbrainz
yvesr: http://blog.dbtune.org/post/2008/01/11/Your-AudioScrobble-data-as-linked-data
yvesr: http://blog.dbtune.org/post/2008/01/11/Your-AudioScrobble-data-as-linked-data