Applications

I have my own custom defined thesaurus in RDF format. I would like to know if I can call this RDF into Semantic Signature Service and tag the contents based on the concepts available in my Thesaurus.

Any help will be highly appreciated. Thank you.

with regards,
Rajbhandari

Hi,
We would like to know how to go ahead and apply for extending our API limits. We have been trying to reach you via channels mentioned in the contact page, but nothing has worked so far.

Regards,
Harsh

I've built this using your API.

http://alpha.beepl.com/user/jparicka

I've added the discriminator, some AI features, business model, feeds, etc..

I'm hoping to launch sometime soon.

http://www.beepl.com

Quick question to ask - I know that the million-dollar-challenge is over now but let say that there's an interesting project which is all wrapped around SH and is due to be completed in about 3 months, ..

Would SH consider helping out if the project ran into financial difficulties and faces the inevitable?

We're completely self-funded to this point - and the company has no debts.

Thank you,

Scott

I took the base widget that can be obtained from the SemanticHacker website (after registering), and modified the color scheme using the configuration tool to match that of my blog. I put the widget code into the main template, and it works great. The matches on the main page correlate to the top or most recent post, and when you click into a specific article the matches change to correlate to its content. I'm not an extremely avid poster, but the widget looks smart and does the trick.

Hi there,

This is just an academic question – I want to build a web based application around Semantichacker’s API. What do I need to watch out for? What are the rules I have to follow? Zemanta is pretty clear on rules (their logo needs to be displayed at all times etc.) and cost (about $1800 / month) but all Semantichacker says is “Go ahead and build your own application using the API”. Can someone please advice?

Thanks,

R.