MS Bloggers in FOAF; Java Bloggers Next?

Dan Brickley has written up a note on the FOAF Wiki about using the foaf:weblog property, pointing to an OPML listing of Microsoft bloggers.
I wrote a little XSLT stylesheet to do this conversion automatically. And here are some sample results. See the Wiki page for more details.
Interestingly Matt Biddulph’s Chumpologica accepts a very similar RDF format.
It would be interesting if more blogging communities were to publish FOAF data like this. Are you folk at javablogs listening?

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4 comments

  1. Stephan Schmidt
    18/09/2003 at 3:08 PM

    With meta-information in our wiki (Labels) in 1.0, and as we support RDF (DAML) already, we support FOAF in 1.0 too I think :-) SnipSnap will then automatically create FOAF for users.

  2. Leigh Dodds
    18/09/2003 at 4:07 PM

    Hi Stephan, that would be create. Having shared software automatically create FOAF is very useful.
    Looking at the label documentation I notice that you’ve considered defining projects and membership labels. This would map well to foaf:Project and
    foaf:Group.
    I’ll be interested to see this progress. Any time frame for the 1.0 version? :)

  3. Danny
    18/09/2003 at 8:17 PM

    Nice work, Leigh!
    Stephan – are then any docs describing your RDF support?

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    25/09/2003 at 12:04 AM

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