Jan Algermissen wrote:
> On Feb 26, 2006, at 12:20 PM, Keith Harrison-Broninski wrote:
>
> > but attempting to separate interface from semantics is not a useful
> > approach, imho.
>
> How many Web sites have you accessed through your browser yesterday?
> Did they have different semantics (Google, Amazon, Ordering a Pizza,
> performing a bank transaction,..)? And was it helpful the their APIs
> are uniform and you could do all this with a single browser?
>
> Imagine how much more difficult that would be if each service had
> its own interface!
The data was delivered in a format I understood only by consuming the content
in
a physical way. I don't know how to use the content without reading it. I
don't know if a web page will let me buy something, tell me about history, tell
me how to sell my car, or what.
That is the important thing. There are no semantics involved in the web
experience. Only transport and presentation...
Gregg Wonderly
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