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> Like I said, it is mind-boggling to think that the SW/LD research
> community is stuck on 1-star Linked Data. Is that sinking in yet?
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So Sarvem let us be rational and pick Occam's razor style simplest
explanation
Could we all be stupid or could it be instead an indicator of how little
re
On 2014-07-30 09:25, Giovanni Tummarello wrote:
Like I said, it is mind-boggling to think that the SW/LD research
community is stuck on 1-star Linked Data. Is that sinking in yet?
So Sarvem let us be rational and pick Occam's razor style simplest
explanation
Could we all be stupid or
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On 7/30/14 3:25 AM, Giovanni Tummarello wrote:
If there was a pain that LD could really solve people would have used
it without anyone "calling" for it. The mith of "put the data and it
wil be useful" was nice to believe in for a while (early LOD efforts,
2007 or so ) but has - quite unfortun
On Wed, 7/30/14, Giovanni Tummarello wrote:
So Sarvem let us be rational and pick Occam's razor style simplest explanation
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By lex parsimonae (Occam's Razor) Tax Avoidance is magic.
By Bell's Theorem, Tax Avoidance is theft (of services).
Theft
I think's a little more than "tax avoidance". It's more that it seems much
easier for Elsevier to extort huge amounts of money than to get people to
pay a little bit of money for services that are inexpensive to provision.
If you take the amount that a commercial journal gets in subscription fees
A minimum amount of anything causes Occam's Razor to succeed, any more than
that is a failure of reason. The unsupported idea that the intellectual
dishonesty of the Publishing Industry taints *your* data was the original
target of the Wrath of Sarven(c).
Right Sarven ?
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Thanks Paul, I enjoy a good rant.
And very nice with RDFEasy and :BaseKB.
I have previously mentioned a few things that relate to all this.
In the world of academic publishing (as Paul well knows, I’m sure), there is an
awful lot of activity and discussion on all these topics, going back to the
Thanks all.
OK, I can live with that.
So things like Tabulator, Sig.ma and SemWeb Browsers can be expected to go
through a general robots.txt Disallow, which is what I was hoping.
Yes, thanks Aidan, I know I can do various User-agents, but I really just
wanted to stop anything like googlebot.
On 7/25/14 6:31 PM, Michael Brunnbauer wrote:
Hello Kingsley,
On Fri, Jul 25, 2014 at 05:47:58PM -0400, Kingsley Idehen wrote:
>When you have a sense of the identity of an Agent and on behalf of whom it
>is operating, you can use RDF based Linked Data to construct and enforce
>usage policies.
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