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Breaking news: It seems that Google has started to extract and display price details from e-commerce sites if they are expressed using the GoodRelations vocabulary for rich-meta data in RDFa.

If you want to use that for your Web site, see the step-by-step instructions or pick a proper recipe for a particular industry from the GoodRelations cookbook.

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I tested it a bit, and it seems that what's implemented in that tool bears very little relation to RDFa. It's not simply a buggy implementation - it's not even attempting to handle RDFa remotely correctly.

Etendre un éditeur WYSIWYG existant (FCKEditor) pour manipuler du RDFa

Adding RDFa to your DocBook or DITA documents has a nice payoff: easier addition of metadata that can be extracted by existing tools that follow an open standard. And it comes at a minimal co

know about Creative Commons’s use of RDFa to turn the Creative Commons Deed into a loosely coupled semantically aware app? And Yahoo’s implementation of RDFa in SearchMonkey? And Google’s Rich Snippets and the recently released Google Image Search with RDFa support so anyone can get their image metadata into Google Image Search? And the UK government who apparently can’t get enough of RDFa.

Paste a chunk of XHTML RDFa below, and click "Parse."

make sure you do the right thing for RDFa validation when you eventually place this chunk inside a web page

Firstly, because the data is being published via HTTP and HTML, it’s possible for anyone to read the same data, not just the centralised web-site that was being planned.

Pages exposing RDF, RDFa or Microformats will appear. If you or your company want information to be found on the web of data, it is very simple to mark up your HTML using RDFa, then submit it to Sindice. You will find it returned by Sig.ma within 10-15 minutes.

Common Tags are defined using RDFa, a standard format for expressing structured data within HTML. This guide was designed to help you get started using the Common Tag format even if you don't know RDFa.

a practical guide to publish and consume linked data based on URIs, specified in [RFC3986], and RDFa (see [RDFA-SYNTAX]). It is in a sense an advanced tutorial as it requires some basic understanding regarding URIs, HTML, linked data, and RDFa. Guidelines what to do when are provided with this note.

how RDFa can be used to support this "Repurpose-Republish" loop.