Has anyone figured out why anyone would bother adopting the google 'open knowledge format'?
Normally I expect a set of tooling to be build on top of any open format. Value-adds and interoperability. Instead I just see a way to organize markdown files.
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Has anyone figured out why anyone would bother adopting the google 'open knowledge format'?
Normally I expect a set of tooling to be build on top of any open format. Value-adds and interoperability. Instead I just see a way to organize markdown files.
Still looking for this, the OpenKB project look promising.