Use an existing ontology to make a web store easier to use.
I was tempted to call this “Semantic Web project idea number 4a”, because it’s not a big leap from my last one. Perhaps if I generalize the idea more it will sound separate enough, but as you’ll see, my example builds on the last example.
Build an ontology and rules around a working taxonomy—and maybe make some money!
Can a taxonomy help you buy a lightbulb? I didn’t think so, but when Ron Daniel of Taxonomy Strategies told me how they helped a big box hardware store with the product taxonomy that drove their online store’s menus, I realized that taxonomies aren’t just for classifying content, as my publishing technology bias had led me to believe.
Google gives us a taxonomy.
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