SCOT on OpenLink

SCOT used in the OpenLink system. More details see New Features in OpenLink Data Spaces.

@From Kingsley’s comment. It’s so good example to use SCOT and other RDF vocabularies. See OpenLink RDF Browser:

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  SCOT is an acronym for Social Semantic Cloud of Tags. The name was chosen to emphasise the goal of providing a consistent framework for expressing social tagging at a semantic level in machine-understandable way.

  The SCOT ontology provides a model for expressing the main concepts and properties required to describe information for tagging activities (e.g., users, tags, resources, etc.) on the Semantic Web. This document contains a detailed description of the SCOT Ontology.

• Related Work

  • Richard Newman’s Tag Ontology
  • SIOC Project
  • Tag Commons Working Group
  • TagCommons
  • TAGora project
  • tagschema