> Just one quick question - is it ok to put some keywords for the site after > the site URI? > > For instance, the keys I can see on keyindex 'snarfoo' have a 'description' > field with just plain URIs. > But would it be ok to insert a 'description' field in the form: > 'freenet:MSK at SSK@alphabetsoup/sitename// (FreeWeb: > keyword1,keyword2,...,keywordn)' ?
More precisely, they have an RDF Description entity which has an about field and a Dublin Core Identifier field. Adding keywords would mess up current software which creates a link to the URI because they would try to put the keywords as part of the link. The proper way to add keywords to a key is by using the official Dublin Core metadata field for that, which is Subject. So, after the line which includes the Identifier element, add this: <dc:subject>keyword1,keyword2,etc.</dc:subject> Of course, the software which displays key indices needs to be modified so that it will display this information, but you can add this field right now without breaking anything because RDF is a flexible, safely extensible format. _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list Devl at freenetproject.org http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/devl
