StorageSpaces
The Semantic Web thrives on LinkedOpenData which has been edited by individuals EditingData. This page lists sites which serve editable data
Personal Spaces
If you have a site which supports an editable web site then you can have a WebID, for example.
Requirements:
- Anyone can access for read
- Restricted ability to write
- Supports WebDAV or SPARQL/Update (see EditingData). (Should we add FTP as an option?)
Related idea: site that allow updates using OAuth, e.g., via WebDAV, AtomPub; this allows scripts and services to have the power to update your site (even regularly) without needing your full password. --DanBri
|| Site || Protocol || URI for possible {user}'s foaf file || Issues || Other notes ||
|| [1] || WebDAV || http://community.linkeddata.org/~{user}/Public/foaf.rdf || None (MS-Author-Via supported) || ||
|| [2] || WebDAV || http://myopenlink.net/~{user}/Public/foaf.rdf || None (MS-Author-Via supported) || ||
|| [3] || WebDAV || http://idisk.me.com/{user}-Public/foaf.rdf || No content-type headers! || For pay ||
See also the list FoafSites of sites which publish a (read-only) FOAF page of data you have input using the site's user interface.
Public Wiki Spaces
These sites allow anyone to write to the same space.
- Requests for unknown files return a valid file with no triples.
- Triples may be added, modified or deleted
|| Site || Protocol || Example URI || Issues || Other notes || || DIG data wiki || SPARQL/Update || http://dig.csil.mit.edu/2007/wiki/foo/bar#baz || || || || ARC2 demo wiki || SPARQL/Update || http://arc.semsol.org/demos/wiki/test1234.rdf#foo || || ||