It Is The The Duty Of A

The Nice Thing About Programming At The Rdf Level Is That You Can Just Say, I'll Ask For All The Books. You Can Ask For All The Shelves. You Can Ask For A Given Shelf Whether A Book Was On It. And You're Not Worrying So Much About The Underlying Syntax.

People Keep Asking Me What I Think Of It Now That It's Done. Hence My Protest: The Web Is Not Done!

The Web Is More A Social Creation Than A Technical One. I Designed It For A Social Effect - To Help People Work Together - And Not As A Technical Toy.

When It Comes To Professionalism, It Makes Sense To Talk About Being Professional In It. Standards Are Vital So That It Professionals Can Provide Systems That Last.

The More You Enter, The More You Become Locked In. Your Social-networking Site Becomes A Central Platform - A Closed Silo Of Content, And One That Does Not Give You Full Control Over Your Information In It. The More This Kind Of Architecture Gains Widespread Use, The More The Web Becomes Fragmented, And The Less We Enjoy A Single, Universal Information Space.