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An RDFa plugin for WordPress has been suggested and we think it's a great idea. It meshes well with the work we've been doing with embedded structured data and adds value to an already great blogging platform.
A successful implementation would:
- Add a button to the WordPress editor toolbar
- Handle a few predefined ontologies, allowing people to easily insert appropriate markup for Dublin Core and FOAF properties
- Support an "advanced" mode for specifying the predicate by URI
Bonus points for consuming RDF Schema files and adding a reasonable UI to the "basic" mode.
