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Hi everyone,

First, thanks for letting me into the group.

I am trying to model the following situation, and would be very grateful for
any comments.

3 URLs:
1. http://someblog.com/ - blog site containing posts.
2. http://myindex.com/ - a site that describes different offerings around
the web using RDFa markup.
3. http://thestore.com/ - a site that sales a particular product, described
at myindex.com

So @ someblog.com/ we have something like the following:
(xml name spaces are not shown)

<div typeof="sioc:Post" about="http://myindex.com#post>
<span property="sioc:content" datatype="xsd:string" xml:lang="en">
This is some content related to the product.
It also includes a <span typeof="gr:Offering" about="
http://myindex.com#offer"><a rel="foaf:page"
href="http://somestore.com">special
discount offer</a></span> of the product.
</span>
<span rel="sioc:about" resource="
http://www.savingsocrates.com/market/atrapalocl_12#offer"></span>
</div>

@ myindex.com, something like this:
(xml name spaces are not shown)

<div typeof="gr:Offering" about="#offer">
    (some gr markup)
    <a rel="foaf:page" href="http://somestore.com">Buy it here!</a>
</div>

@ somestore.com, plain and simple: no RDFa markup, just buy the product.

I already checked out quite some of the GR recipes, as well as the recent
updates. My main concern is to get relation between URIs correctly, really.
Am I making the correct connections between the 3 different URLs?
Also, I tried out myindex.com with google's Rich Snippet preview tool, and
it only works with reviews and location markup. I'm sure it should be a
problem with my syntaxis, though.


Hope this raises some debate :D. Hope I was clear enough, too.

Andrés

ps. If you recognize my last name, I'm Aldo's evil marketing twin.

-- 
Andrés Bucchi
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