Kingsley Idehen wrote:
Hugh Glaser wrote:
As some of you have worked out by now, I am getting frustrated trying to
provide links from my stuff to the other stuff.
When I do find the links, they may be of dubious quality, but worse
still, I
am having difficulty finding them at all.
So I started
Hugh Glaser wrote:
As some of you have worked out by now, I am getting frustrated trying to
provide links from my stuff to the other stuff.
When I do find the links, they may be of dubious quality, but worse still, I
am having difficulty finding them at all.
So I started at dbpedia, and followed
(Apology for cross posting)
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>I need to encode postal addresses and phone numbers for businesses (not
>people) in some RDF I'm working on. Is there any particular existing
>vocabulary that I should prefer over another for this application?
For representing a business, I would also recommend importing the
GoodRelations ontol
As some of you have worked out by now, I am getting frustrated trying to
provide links from my stuff to the other stuff.
When I do find the links, they may be of dubious quality, but worse still, I
am having difficulty finding them at all.
So I started at dbpedia, and followed outgoing arrows.
Firs
All,
Following a few issues with the initial LOD load run (i.e. some issues
with some of the data loaded from PTSW in particular). We've decided to
reload the instance [1] one more time. Thus, expect downtime of 24-48
hrs to get back to the point where the following are loaded:
1. DBpedia (i
