I'm trying to code a smart bookmarks manager, based on tags (not exactly original, I know): SRESI.
As a demonstration of where I'm trying to go, here are two sample portals built from my current XBEL file.
As I have not yet left my former bookmarks manager behind me, the bookmarks tree is not yet balanced for SRESI use, so there will be some awkward bits.
A lot of semi-random links on authors, their writings and their worlds.
The links to whatever pieces of knowledge I thought I might need someday.
The links are a smattering of Linux distributions and related bookmarks. The point is, there are two versions of the data file: standard, and with a few hints to help the process along.
A bit of a mess, really.
Just two of them, to define architecture and alternative archs. The difference is striking.
You will probably note a mess with extended characters in these examples. It's not SRESI's fault: my original XBEL file went from iso8859-1 to iso8859-15 to UTF8 (and back again, sometimes, depending on where I used it last), with the occasional Windows import thrown in, whatever encoding that might be in.
By the time I noticed the mess, it was already too late: I decided to not bother anymore. I'll clean-up later, when I'm sure it will not happen again.