[rdfweb-dev] Tidy up your FOAF week - name and shame

[Graham Klyne]

Before doing a "name and shame", I think it would be appropriate to post a 
simple easy-to-follow note which tells people how to make a good FOAF file.
(Covering not only the technical aspects, but summarizing what information 
is actually useful to include.)  This may already exists, in which case 
"reminding" folks with a pointer would suffice.

(I know my own FOAF file is way out-of-date, but as yet I haven't spent the 
time to go about tidying it up.  A simple recipe promoted to the FOAF 
community would encourage me to fix this.)

#g
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At 07:12 11/07/04 +0100, Julian Bond wrote:
>As part of a current project I'm discovering what looks like bad FOAF 
>(probably).
>
>It's often hard to track down an email address for the source.
>
>How do people feel about posting "Name and Shame" information here in the 
>hope that it will get back to the author?
>
>Examples.
>
>Use of http://xmlns.com/wordnet/1.6/Person instead of foaf:Person
>mbox as a Literal
>rdfs:seeAlso in the context of the file
>
>If you generate FOAF, please run the output through the RDF Validator!
>
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