How will I know that the module is actually working? What will happen and what do I look for? Pragmatically, this is a way of removing any skepticism about RDF from those who are not yet familiar with it -- as well as helping the user navigate through a dynamic and not especially well sign-posted terrain.

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shunting commented

Possibly a link could be given to the "bowling" screencast?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6NUFxWVEOw

(It would be great if drupal.org would host these things...)

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scor commented

Neologism is for a specific usage. Not everyone need to install Neologism. If you don't plan to publish an RDF vocabulary, you should not install this module. Install RDF API and RDF CCK for more mainstream RDF export of your site.

To see if the module was installed properly, you can check whether you can create new types of content: Class, Property, Vocabulary. You can also watch the Neologism screencast or browse to the demo site directly.

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scor commented
Status: Active » Fixed

I update the project page with a link to the video and to the demo site.

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shunting commented

The video is useful because it steps the user through a process is not usable except by someone who is already quite familiar with RDF. The site demo shows the end product, but it doesn't show the process of creating it, so it doesn't help with the usability issue.

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shunting commented

Yes, I want to use the module within its scope, which is to publish vocabularies, for which it is a really neat tool that I enjoy using. As I said, my concern is usability: "Helping the user navigate through a dynamic and not especially well sign-posted terrain."

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.