The true problem to me here seems to be then that I don't know what type of queries I'll run in the future, so I can't attach proper labels (to edges or nodes, doesn't matter which).
I see this exact problem with bookmarking tools. I have a large collection of bookmarks with many kinds of tags (topical, meta-tags like !important, !soon, !followup, !share, ...), etc. But the reality is those tags are not sufficient to search for what I need - adding a piece of content and searching for it are far removed in time (weeks, months, sometimes years), and "future me" doesn't remember the context something he put in with. The today-me can't anticipate which of the pieces of content will be useful and to what end.
So I don't know _what to search for_ or _how to search for it_ == but just as importantly, I don't know _what use to label something for_ and _what terms/structure_ to add to it.
I think the semantic web must have assumed we'll tag/label things correctly, and the reality is we don't do it because it's on average too hard.
Semantic web doesn’t assume people would label everything the same. You can relate two resources (you call them tags) as “the same thing” :) It’s just another relationship.
RDF models facts/knowledge as subject-predicate-object statements called triples. Each part of the triple is called a resource and has a URL.
You wouldn’t bookmark pages, you would state facts about them in RDF using a vocabulary of resources.
A hypothetical semantic note taking app would let you insert many facts (RDF triples) about something you find relevant into your own knowledge graph, and the facts you insert would be constructed from your chosen vocabularies (https://www.w3.org/standards/semanticweb/ontology).
The intention here is to fully support [[rdf]] as the Agora grows; I am just getting up to speed with it, but I'm in contact with more knowledgeable people thankfully :)
My current hypothesis is that [[wikilinks]] on top of the block concept popularized by tools like [[roam]] (lists in Markdown) are enough to implement a small lightweight DSL that maps to [[rdf]]. See [[agora actions]] for an early stage example representative of the direction I want to go in.
I see this exact problem with bookmarking tools. I have a large collection of bookmarks with many kinds of tags (topical, meta-tags like !important, !soon, !followup, !share, ...), etc. But the reality is those tags are not sufficient to search for what I need - adding a piece of content and searching for it are far removed in time (weeks, months, sometimes years), and "future me" doesn't remember the context something he put in with. The today-me can't anticipate which of the pieces of content will be useful and to what end.
So I don't know _what to search for_ or _how to search for it_ == but just as importantly, I don't know _what use to label something for_ and _what terms/structure_ to add to it.
I think the semantic web must have assumed we'll tag/label things correctly, and the reality is we don't do it because it's on average too hard.