Hi @aveltens ! I also try to export my data from twitter, facebook, google maps and so on, and put them on my Pod. I’m interested in your converted tweets data to RDF, and I have a question, although I’m a beginner of RDF.
A sample of your data on your Pod is as follows.
:1268797880401362945
a n0:Note;
n0:attributedTo c:me;
n0:content
"RT @codecentric: \ud83d\ude4c Den Softwerker gibt es jetzt auch als Event! Am 19.6. veranstalten wir die erste SoftwerkerKonf als Online Event, kosten\u2026";
n0:published "2020-06-05T06:52:42Z"^^XML:dateTime;
n0:url n1:.
Although you adopted the tweet’s ID like #1268797880401362945
as the subject of RDF that is not a global unique ID, I think the subject should be https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1268797880401362945/
as follows because URL is globally unique.
@prefix n1: <https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1268797880401362945/>.
...
n1
a n0:Note;
n0:attributedTo c:me;
n0:content
"RT @codecentric: \ud83d\ude4c Den Softwerker gibt es jetzt auch als Event! Am 19.6. veranstalten wir die erste SoftwerkerKonf als Online Event, kosten\u2026";
n0:published "2020-06-05T06:52:42Z"^^XML:dateTime.
Why do you adopt tweet’s ID as a subject of RDF?
How do you think about my opinion? I’m looking forward to your answer.