Just what the web needs, right? Another damned forum. LOL.

Well, considering SPARQL is a brand new technology, and I own sparql.com, I figured it was the ideal thing to do, since in the nascent stages of its development, developers will probably want a place where they can discuss it. So without further ado:

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In case you didn't know, SPARQL is the newly adopted W3C specification (now a W3C recommendation) of a query language for RDF (the Resource Description Framework). Basically, RDF is a computer-readable version of the resource (link) data on your website, and SPARQL allows applications to query RDF-enhanced websites as if they were databases.

This is really powerful stuff, and people say these will be the driving technologies behind "Web 3.0" (if you believe in such a thing).

This will be the first forum for developers to discuss these new relatively specifications and find ways to proliferate the technology. I encourage anyone who's interested in SPARQL to register and help me seed the content!

When I go to your board I get this message:

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And, about 3.0; I was thinking about this the other day...I definitely think you're right about that. (Sparqle or not)

Yeah, I broke it.