Trust me when I tell you that heavy medication and RDF do not mix. Here is a list of things I intend to re-read once the fog lifts:
- Phil Ringnalda: Using FOAF relationships and Just say no to Trackback in
index.html.
- Les Orchard: Per-post comment RSS feed.
- Phil Wainewright: The bare necessities of RSS and What to do about RDF. The beginning of an RSS 2.0 best practices document.
- Jonathon Delacour: Trying to score a goal.
As the best and the brightest focus on the possibilities of FOAF, I turned my attention to yesterday’s news: RSS.
No, RSS will always be today’s news. Get it? Today’s newzzz… Never mind.
- Comments on Ben Hammersley’s Friend of a Friend. Various ways to link to a FOAF file from an RSS feed.
- Nicholas Chase: The Web’s future: XHTML 2.0. We’re losing backward compatibility, isn’t that great? Well, he seems to think so.
- mod_cc, a module for including copyright information in RDF documents such as RSS 1.0 feeds, and, I hope, FOAF files.
- Shelley Powers: Who is your audience, and what are you trying to accomplish? Addressing the growing identity crisis on the RSS-DEV mailing list. Also the comments on Shelley’s article.
- Ian Hickson: Pingback 1.0.
The best thing about this idea is that unlike similar schemes like TrackBack, it is totally transparent to both users.
- New software helps in building of accessible web sites. A press release for a new edition of LIFT, which I have never used.
- Forget Mars bars, Twinkies now the deep-fried treat.
The secret to making a deep-fried Twinkie, he says, is to place it in the fridge first to give it more stability. He then rolls it in flour, covers it with batter … and plunks it into the oil.
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