WikiModel

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RDF-compatible Wiki Data Model contains: Wiki Event Model (like SAX for XML) and Wiki Object Model (like DOM for XML). Tools: serializers and parsers for WikiSyntax/WikiXML, serializer to XHTML, transformers "events to objects", "objects to events"...

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