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RDF, The Semantic Web, and Linked Data This essay is an attempt to tie together my articles and blog posts on semantic web related topics. Bob DuCharme, last updated 22 May 2009

# We should create an open central repository location at which authors can release software and documentation. # Software release should be an integral and funded part of projects. # Software release should become an integral part of the publication process. # The barriers to publication of methods and descriptive papers should be lower. # Programming, statistics and data analysis should be an integral part of the curriculum. # There should be more opportunities to fund grass-roots software projects of use to the wider community. # We should develop institutional support for science programs that attract and support talented scientists who generate software for public release.