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		<title>The Wisdom of Crowds Meets the Wisdom of Authors: How XML Enables the Semantic Web</title>
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		<description>Key to the Semantic Web is semantic markup, which lets users annotate their web pages with metadata -- HTML attributes that don&apos;t get displayed in the document. Semantic metadata describes what the pages are about, letting authors define things with authority and precision.</description>
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		<description>Combining semantic markup with a granular authoring approach like DITA holds a lot of promise for content creators and consumers alike. Content becomes easy to define and even easier to discover. The combination also holds a lot of promise for the future of the Semantic Web itself. In fact, creating the Semantic Web might be as easy as authoring content in DITA.</description>
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