We released the SCOT Exporter for WordPress v0.7.
The main change is that there is an option to set a location to save a SCOT instance. In v0.6, the location is fixed in http://yourhost/scot/scot.rdf. But some people have wanted to change the location what they want. Well, it might be easy, but after changing the location, it cannot be connected to resources with tags. Now, the problem has fixed. You can change the location in scot-setting.php.

define(”SCOT_REL_PATH”, “wp-content/”);

Just put a folder name instead of “wp-content”.

And also we support the Ultimate Tag Warrior for WordPress. There are two types of exporter.

SCOT Exporter for WordPress: It aims to generate SCOT instance based on categories of WordPress

SCOT Exporter for UTW: Ultimate Tag Warrior provides comprehensive tagging features for WordPress. The exporter for UTW create SCOT instance using real tags based on the UTW plugin.

We released the SCOT Exporter for WordPress v0.6.

Some functionalities are changed and added:

• scot.rdf is located in “http://yourhost/scot/scot.rdf”
• skos:narrower and skos:broader property
• scot:tagspace property
• scot:totalPosts
• scot:totalTags
• scot:totalTagFrequency
• scot:Cooccurrences
• scot:CooccurFrequency
• rdfs:seealso for tag navigation

The main change is that broader-narrower relationship can be automatically represented in a scot ontology. It is based on a tag frequencies and its co-occurrence frequencies.
In addition, there is a simple linking method between a tag and a resouce using scot ontology. For instance, if there is ‘web‘ as a tag it will be represented

scot:Tag rdf:about=”http://yourhost/tag/web”

Also it has rdfs:label like “http://yourhost/scot/tag.php?tag=web” to be linked to resources in your blog. It is very simple method to combine tag-resource based on scot ontology. We have a plan to improve the method in next version.

Please test it and feel free to give any comment.