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banksean
asymptotically approaching an understanding of it all
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Austin-Related
Wednesday, January 7, 2004
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More PLINK
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I might as well put a link to my FOAF profile, as viewed through PLINK: here it is.
FOAF is going to be subject to even more ontological drift as it spreads. Will Joe TypePad User be Semantically Savvy enough to do the right thing when he edits his TypeLists?
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Plink
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| 7:59:13 PM CST | |
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Plink is about the coolest thing I've seen all year ;-).
But seriously, I didn't even realize that MoveableType supports FOAF generation too. What FOAF needs is a set of standard service protocols, similar to how trackback works, that allows users to invite, accept and decline new FOAF friends. The new link rate is going to be slow without them. Also, mad props to Dave for putting me in his foaf. It's about damn that seed started to sprout.
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