Hi Bob,
Of course, none of that information is mendatory. Tell
me what you think about ROR in general. Don't you
think there is a real need to be able to provide
well-defined information about objects on a website (
e.g. address, products, services, feeds, events,
review, etc) in a generic fashion?
Thanks for your, and anybody else's, comments.
Dom
--- Bob Foster <> wrote:
> Just what I've been looking for: a way to publish my
> email address on my
> website so no spammer can miss it! ;-}
>
> Bob Foster
>
> Dom Vonarburg wrote:
> > Want to see ROR files in action? Head to
> > http://www.focusLook.com, a new product and
> service
> > search engine. This search engine only indexes
> website
> > with a ROR file.
> >
> >
> > =====
> > What is ROR?
> >
> > ROR is a simple RDF/XML format for describing your
> > website in a generic fashion, so that search
> engines
> > and other web applications can find and discover
> > information more easily. By default ROR
> information is
> > stored in a ROR file called ror.xml placed in your
> > website's main directory. ROR is a bit like a
> business
> > card for your website. And that card can contain
> as
> > much information as you want about your website
> > (contact, address, feeds, articles, products,
> > discounts, images, events, etc). You can even
> provide
> > reviews of other websites. More info at
> > http://www.rorweb.com
> > =====
> >
> >
> > Dom
> > RORweb.com
>
>
>
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