LinkData's mission is to promote open data by providing a simple way for anyone to create Linked Open
Data and publish it. LinkData's unique approach is easy to use for both novice and expert.
It provides a simple field based template system combined with hosting that differs from any other
Converter to RDF
. By this we support the
"Web for ALL" mission
of the inventors of the
World Wide Web - the W3C Consortium.
We aim to generate new knowledge with this service by creating a linked repository for web data of
any type ranging from human related information to scientific biological data,
as well as by bringing diverse data creators and application developers together in collaboration.
LinkData also provides the platform for Open Science and helps people to organize their communities in various fields.
Open standards
LinkData provides data as a free service using Linked Open Data (LOD) open standards for RDF
document works. LinkData respects both the spirit of Open Information and as well as Intellectual
property by implementing the
Creative Commons
technical infrastructure of copyright licenses and tools
for classifying works, and by encouraging good practices for attribution and provenance within user's
linked open data. LinkData ascribes to the W3C
"elements of openness"
.
Semantic web principles
LinkData is built on
Semantic web principles
to publish and link users' works as "Linked Data" on the
"Web of Data" using RDF (Resource Definition Format). Our goal is also to make it easy for users to build
a fabric of organized knowledge using vocabularies known as ontologies.
(
See Semantic web FAQ
).
We strive for a system to be created and curated by those who understand their own languages best by
using key concepts of
international web design
.
LinkData service
LinkData service is operated and maintained by LinkData Association.
