Oh, and if you want na interesting piece of markup to test your tool on, have it check this page: invisiblegraph.com/semantic-sto...

I'm always willing to help out. Although @simoncox.com, you might want to have a chat with Ziggy Shtrosberg - www.linkedin.com/in/ziggyshtr...

He created a cool plugin (SEO Schema Visualizer) you might want to cooperate on: chromewebstore.google.com/detail/seo-s...

So far, the future of Knowledge Graphs and structured data looks great, though the majority of these developments do NOT seem to involve any on-page markup (as we've grown accustomed to).

Something really spectacular needs to happen to keep the future of on-page markup alive.

2/2

Sounds awesome in theory, but:
- The main people behind schema.org have left Google
- Bing hasn't updated its guidelines in a decade
- Google is actively reducing the amount of markup it supports
- The only schema.org developments are around eCommerce; otherwise, the vocabulary has grown stale.

1/2

Too bad about the errors though.

Cool, great to see you there.

Congrats! Have fun.

"... whether they asked for it, is a different story 😅..."

I can relate to that sentiment. I expressed my sentiments about that during Friends of Search with this slide. 😇

HPcamp '25

I always feel sorry for the folks doing the colonoscopy, seems like a shitty job (and yes, I shared that insight with them when I had mine).

There's a lot it could do but doesn't because every line of additional code comes at a cost for them.

And because of what is possible, many continuously make the mistake of over evaluating what it Google actually does.

If only it did a bit more of what it could...

Thank you for saying that @yordan-dimitrov.com

I have to say, I saw your talk, and once again was blown away by the energy you were putting out. If I had a hat, I would have taken it of for you.

It's a truly great piece. I'm happy you decided to save it.

I miss your thought inducing publications.

So should we infer that email = pure evil? 🫣

I'd probably be creating devices for disabled people (prostheses, modifying wheelchairs, etc). Would be a marvelous reason to dust off my engineer's diploma.