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I have this <a href="http://map.net">day job</a> and so I don't have time to do this, but it could be wrapped up in a week by someone with access to the necessary resources. It's a website that has a form with one argument, which is the URL of some document. It reads the document, pulls out the namespace URIs, and for each one goes and sees if there's a RDDL. Then it produces a nice outlined analysis of the document, showing all the namespaces that apply to various parts of it, and offering to perform various schema validations, stylesheet-driven output generation tasks, or various other useful things, based on the resources out of the RDDLs; the xlink:title attributes on rddl:resources would be useful in generating this outline. Also for each namespace, allow you to click to get the human-readable info on that namespace. It would need to include a bunch of different schema validation engines and some rendering engines, but there are lots of those around. Seems to me you could cook this up, using freeware tools and either perl or python, in a couple of days. Seems like it could be useful. -Tim
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