So when does the semantic web take off? I can't be the only nerd waiting
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http://www.mahalo.com/semantic-web/
http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2009/05/introducing-rich-snippets.html
http://developer.yahoo.com/searchmonkey/siteowner.html
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The trick is to ask when when companies and businesses take up the semantic web banner. Whenever there is a monetized incentive to change the way people do things, times will change!
If a business can get more traffic by making its catalogs semantic, other competitors will follow. That's the way that economics works.
Grassroots campaigns will also help, as crowd-sourcing search ideas like Amy Iris (link below) could drive users to work for more semantic-rich pages to assist in developing intelligent searching routines.
http://chat.amyiris.com/page/profile/
I hear you though. If we're going to see Web 3.0, we're going to have to get involved.
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