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As I was admiring the Linked Open Vocabularies Endpoint (LOV-E) it occurred to me that the vocabs I maintain (well, create and forget...) aren't particularly discoverable. Even before saying they're vocabs, there's not necessarily anything linking in to them (yes, really forget). Ideally I suppose I should put together a proper Semantic Sitemap, but for now I've thrown together a quick and dirty directory walking script in Python: scutters-mate.py. It produces a Turtle listing of the RDF files it finds (by filename extension) containing entries like this:

<http://hyperdata.org/xmlns/meta.ttl>  rdfs:seeAlso <dogmood/index.ttl> .
<dogmood/index.ttl>  rdfs:seeAlso <http://hyperdata.org/xmlns/meta.ttl> .
<dogmood/index.ttl> format:format <http://purl.org/stuff/formats/text/turtle> ;
            rdfs:label "text/turtle" .

Here I ran it in the /xmlns directory and saved the output to xmlns/meta.ttl.

I'm thinking I'll also run it from the root of all the domains I use, then try and remember to link to /meta.ttl wherever appropriate to give the scutters a helping hand.

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