Linked Data (W3C Design Issues note)¶
Berners-Lee, T. (2006). Linked Data (W3C Design Issues note).
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- Linked Open Data Release
- Berners-Lee articulated the four linked-data design principles in 2006 — use URIs as names, use HTTP URIs, return useful RDF information on lookup, include links to other URIs — and the 5-star openness ladder (open license, machine-readable, non-proprietary format, URI-based, linked) extends those principles to the open-data dimension
This sourceBerners-Lee's Design Issues note, which states the four linked-data rules (posted 27 July 2006) and carries the 5-star openness scheme added to it in 2010, whose rungs run open licence, machine-readable structured data, non-proprietary format, W3C open standards for identifying things, and links to other people's data.
- Berners-Lee articulated the four linked-data design principles in 2006 — use URIs as names, use HTTP URIs, return useful RDF information on lookup, include links to other URIs — and the 5-star openness ladder (open license, machine-readable, non-proprietary format, URI-based, linked) extends those principles to the open-data dimension
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