RDF Tax
Danny Ayers: data integration on the web (and elsewhere) offers a continuous stream of problems like this, across diverse domains, formats and services. In other words, the web of data is the Whole Problem.
I have some data. It is in a format readily amenable to XSLT transformations. If you know of, or can readily create, an XSLT transformation which takes Atom 1.0 as input and produces RDF (either RDF/XML or N3, it matters not to me) as output, the “RDF Tax” for me is essentially zero.
So, tell me what you want, tell me what you plan to do with it, and I’ll do my part.
Meanwhile, I have a request. Would it be possible to add something to the Planet RDF feed which is the equivalent of atom:source/atom:title, so I can correctly attribute posts to the original owner in my automated excerpts?