Sindice posts

As you might have noticed by the look of the site we’re now in a very exciting transition phase.  Here is a short summary of the main news with more posts about the details of it to follow in the next days:
The new look: its for developers!

Now we finally don’t look like Google anymore :-).  [...]

Sindice is really meant to be used by your project, and for us it could’t be any nicer than seeing this happening more and more :-).
Thanks to Sergio Fernández, the SWAML project (which converts mailing list archives to RDF using SIOC and friends) now uses Sindice to find the URIs for email authors, using our [...]

We received a couple of requests for this so here it is: an OpenSearch plugin is now available for Sindice.
To start using the plugin, you can either install it directly in your browser or download the plugin xml file and install it manually. As a result, you’ll be able to use Sindice Search (text mode) [...]

We’re happy to announce the launch of this official Sindice weblog. We’ll be updating this space regularly with information about Sindice, our goals, our status, and our progress in indexing Semantic Web resources. Stay tuned…