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Re: Converting (people) to RDF
I’m in a rush to finish This Week’s Semantic Web otherwise I’d ramble incessantly. Instead, a couple of links - the above is one, a lot of people are using RDF nowadays. Another is re. mashups: check the Linking Open Data project (the Wikipedia entry for Linked Data is a good overview of the approach).
“When I look at the web today, it’s pretty hard to find RDF” - not if you’re armed with a ConverterToRdf and/or make use of CustomRdfDialects :-)