How could Semantic Overflow eat its own dog food?

2010-07-04T19:26:35Z

Semantic Overflow is great largely because it benefits from the good design and implementation of the StackExchange framework. Could our site be further improved with Semantic Web technology?

It's not just an academic question. Recently the community Q&A site Training Examples gained some visibility as a site

"Where data geeks ask and answer questions on machine learning, natural language processing, artificial intelligence, text analysis, information retrieval, search, data mining, statistical modeling, and data visualization!"

If you visit the site, you will see that it closely follows the Stack Overflow design, complete with tags, reputation, badges, etc. It uses QSQA, which is free software licensed under GPL and implemented in Python using Django. Site creator Joseph Turian mentioned a desire to improve it by applying machine learning and language processing techniques to its content.

So, how could Semantic Web technology be used to improve our own Q&A site?

Will semantic overflow be emitting rdf?

2009-11-02T16:25:10Z

One of the underlying principles of the semantic web, and the linked data web in particular, is making use of the technologies in the tools. Are there any plans to publish linked data versions of this site, its users and questions?

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How could Semantic Overflow eat its own dog food?

Will semantic overflow be emitting rdf?