[rdfweb-dev] <foaf:community>?

[Libby Miller]

wow, that's a lot of foaf! welcome to the list :)

re your question about comunity vocabularies, I don't know of any, but
it certainly sounds useful. If you outline the sorts of things
you'd need, maybe we could work it into a vocabulary on the list. Or
maybe someone else knows of something....?

cheers

Libby


On Fri, 13 Dec 2002, the_mighty_emperor_ming <the_emperor at m...> wrote:

> I have been nosing through FOAF and am very impressed by it. I was
> having a play with it and decided to FOAF one of the communities I
> belong to (I'm in charge of the redesign and am toying with various
> things like syndicating and aggregating RSS feeds and this fitted in
> nicely). I created a master list of the users:
>
> http://development.gurusnetwork.com/foaf/cache/gn_meta.php?view_as=xml
>
> linking through to individual FOAF files - you can see my file as an
> example (I'm still working on the code and the admin for the users to
> add their own information and so mine is the most complete as I added
> it by hand into the database):
>
> http://development.gurusnetwork.com/foaf/cache/foaf.php?
> guru_id=262&view_as=xml
>
> Which leads me to my question.....
>
> There is an 'organization' defined but I can't find any information
> on it and I was looking through FOAFCorp and was wondering if there
> was a way to use something similar to describe a community as shown
> in the master list (but with more detail - administrators, members,
> etc.)?
>
> Discussion on my FOAFing everyone is here (although it currently just
> involves my trying to explain what FOAF is):
>
> http://development.gurusnetwork.com/discussion/thread/1758/
>
> Oh and hi I'm new here ;)
>
> Regards,
> Emps
>
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