Build 0.1a of the Content Labels Web site went live just 3 days ago. The plan is to position the site as a central resource for the creation of new codes of conduct. We believe Content Labelling is an implementation of the Semantic Web that everyone will benefit from right away!
I’d like to thank the list of people below – they have either volunteered to help run the site, or registered their interest to contribute to the initiative. Thanks guys!
In a nutshell, Search Thresher is a Firefox extension that empowers users to search for Web sites based on trust.
Through Search Thresher, we can demonstrate how to enable trust and relevance on the Web. If you said this was a noble yet optimistic vision you’d be right. We are optimistic however as the method we employ for enabling trust through the extension has recently been reviewed by the World Wide Web Consortium (w3c) and is now moving onto a ‘full recommendation track’ with the view to proposing it as a replacement of PICS.
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Ian Hayward says Just wanted to say here.. Congrats Paul, great news!
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Manoj Ranaweera says Hi Paul, I am interested in finding out more. Perhaps ...
Paul Walsh says > it isn’t intended to policing someone’s freedom ...
Kamrul says The concept is very good indeed. In fact it has long b...
Paul Miller says Content labels are, of course, about far more than 'ju...
Phil Archer says ICRA has been involved with content labelling since No...
jaffamonkey says I am sure I am not alone in the frustration with web s...
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