Talk:Denny Vrandecic

From WWW2006

I've just been told you should contact Ian Millard at ECS Southatmpon who won't be at www2006 but has done some similar work, merging semantic mediawiki and a 3-store. Cjg

did so. --Denny Vrandecic 15:16, 17 May 2006 (BST)

URI

How does one add a URI ? For example, http://ec.europa.eu for the European Commission in my page: M.T._Carrasco_Benitez

--Carrasco 19:58, 17 May 2006 (BST)

Hi! Not sure what you mean, and so there are several answers.

1. You can just type an URL. This gets turned into a link automatically: http://www.aifb.de
2. You can type an URL and surround it with single brackets like [http://www.aifb.de]. This gets rendered like this [1]
3. You can type an URL in single brackets and add an alternative text like this: [http://www.aifb.de AIFB], which will be rendered like this: AIFB
4. If you want to say that the object a page is talking about has a certain URI, you can use the equivalent URI relation. I did this on my page, just to show how it works. But note: this is an URI in the RDF sense, and should not be the homepage talking about you.
5. If you want to link a homepage to you, you can use the Attribute:Homepage. But there is a bug there right now, which breaks the links :(

Hope this helps! --10:04, 18 May 2006 (BST)

URI - take 2

Sorry, I should have explained better. I would like to add a URI inside the relation.

Now is like [[works for::European Commission]]

And I would like something like this [[works for::[http://ec.europa.eu European Commission]]] (sic)

--Carrasco 15:50, 18 May 2006 (BST)

No, this is not possible. You could still just make a link to the European Commission page -- and there you could say, that they have the homepage http://ec.europa.eu --Denny Vrandecic 17:37, 18 May 2006 (BST)

Also, it's been pointed out to me that the URL is a URI of the webpage, and should therefore not be used as a URI of an organisation or person. Bad semantics. No biscuit!

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