Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of BiboMapping

Timestamp:

05/26/09 08:48:22 (7 years ago)

Author:

bdarcus

Comment:

added relevant SIOC types

BiboMapping

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 We probably want to stop using Mozilla's RDF support for writing RDF/XML, or at least try to clean it up a little. In order to make our RDF as interoperable as possible, we probably want to write it in an XML-based format that's relatively easy for other implementations to read. We might also want to consider Turtle, a simple, human-readable subset of N3. Simplified RDF/XML would be easier to parse using standard XML parsing libraries; Turtle would be more compact and easier to read. In either case, a number of libraries exist for parsing RDF/XML in various languages. 
 
-note from bruce: this looks good, but some of the net-related stuff (IM, Blog, forum post, etc.) could be better covered using [http://rdfs.org/sioc/types# SIOC]. Keep in mind too that a resource may have more than one type. Also per conversation on the forums with Dan S., I think it might be valuable to talk about how to model a library, and contents. 
+note from bruce: this looks good, but some of the net-related stuff (IM, Blog, forum post, etc.) could be better covered using [http://rdfs.org/sioc/types# SIOC]. Possibly relevant types for Zotero include:
+
+ * sioct:AnnotationSet
+ * sioct:BookmarkFolder
+ * sioct:ReadingList
+ * sioct:BlogPost
+ * sioct:BoardPost
+ * sioct:Comment
+ * sioct:InstantMessage
+ * sioct:MailMessage
+ * sioct:MicroblogPost
+ * sioct:WikiArticle
+ * sioct:Category
+ * sioct:Tag
+
+SIOC also has some interesting types relating to commentary.
+
+Keep in mind too that a resource may have more than one type. Also per conversation on the forums with Dan S., I think it might be valuable to talk about how to model a library, and contents. 
 
 '''Item Type Mappings'''