Who's RORing
Here are just a few websites using ROR to describe their content...
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March 22, 2005
March 21, 2005
New! File Reader (feed reader)
If you have a lot of objects on your website, use this tool. It allows you to create a ROR file from a tab-delimited text file with your products, articles, links, or contacts information. Note: this tools can read product feeds for Froogle, Yahoo Shopping, etc.
March 14, 2005
AddMe.com is reading ROR files
The Add Me Free Search Engine Submission is now ROR-enabled. This means that if you have a ROR file on your site, the service can read it and extract the necessary information from it, so you don't need to retype it. And if you don't have a ROR file yet, you can create one with the information entered in the submission form.
March 03, 2005
Help Search Engines Get Smarter, ROR your Website
What is ROR? ROR (Resources of a Resource) is an exciting new website content description tool and format created by AddMe.com. It makes it very easy to describe the content, objects, and structure of your website so search engines and other web applications can better find and understand your information more
March 01, 2005
Official launch of ROR beta
Boston, Massachusetts - March 1st, 2005 - Add Me Inc. (http://www.addme.com) today announced the beta launch of ROR (Resources of a Resource), a new service that enables site owners to describe the content and objects of their website, blog, etc, in a generic fashion, making it easier for search engines and other web applications to find and discover relevant information.
