README in rtriplify-0.0.0 vs README in rtriplify-0.0.1

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-Triplify
+rTriplify
 ========
 
-Introduction goes here.
+rTriplify is a ruby clone of the triplify-php version. It is used to create
+a rdf-mapping of your existing database and serve it out to the (semantic)-web.
 
+rTriplify uses the rails database models to generate your rdf-data.
 
+It comes with most of the origin features of triplify.
+Please have a look at ..... to see the full features list.
+
+In addition you have the possibility to generate RDFa -Data and place it inside of
+your webpage as a hidden div. Please be aware that this is not the clean way to
+serve your content as RDFa. But I think, if you have generated the mapping file
+for your database it's just the consequence to place RDFa on your page instead.
+rTriplify gives you the right tools to place RDFa tags on your Webpage without having
+to do a full code review of your templates. And of course, search engines like google
+and yahoo already watch for these tags. Google already rewards RDFa tags with some specials.
+For further informations please see here [1] or [2] here
+
+
+Links:
+[1]http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=99170
+[2]http://developer.yahoo.com/searchmonkey/    (sadly this project has been rejected)
+
 Example
 =======
 
 gem install rtriplify
 
+then place a triplify.yml file in the config folder of your RoR-application.
+Probably it's the best idea to use the sample config file included in the gem or
+you can download the sample file here [3] too.
 
+Usaly the sample config has all configuration possibilitys inside of it and
+it's well documented. I think you can start now and change the config so that it
+will fit to your Application.
 
+Now, you want to see your nice RDF-Data?
 
-Example goes here.
+just add following route in the route.config:
 
+ map.connect 'triplify/*specs', :controller => 'triplify', :action => "tripleize"
 
+that's it. Now just go to http://your-app.com/triplify/ and you will get the full
+RDF dump of your database. (If you haven't changed the data-depth part in the config)
+
+That's all the magic.
+For detailed documentation I'll go on detail on some of the config sections.
+
+
+
+
+Links:
+[3] sample config
 Copyright (c) 2010 Nico Patitz, released under the MIT license