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Heh. 
Well, the simple reality is, we don’t deal with maps all that often here.
Note that I said super cool, which is more cool than just, “cool,” but admittedly, not quite what you would call “hot,” but what I would call, “shocking!”, and what AlexSchroeder might call, say, “simple.”
For everyone: This is what we're talking about.
That said! …
It may become a marvelously useful tool!
If I can figure out how to install it, then I’d like to try to use it personally.
I’d also like to write a tool to read data from the SemanticWeb (RDF/XML,) and bridge it to the program’s XML format, and vice versa.
Some resources:
- the XML data
- Tagging Ontology – by Danny Ayers, Seth Russell, Richard Newman
- (another tagging ontology)
- Basic GEO Ontology – Basic Geo (WGS84 lat/long) Vocabulary Semantic Web Interest Group, for your lats&longs
Using these, we should be able to convert most of the XML data to RDF/XML for consumption by the Semantic Web.
Similarly, it should be possible to read Semantic Web information, and construct your XML data.
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