I'm trying to include facebook pages in a linked-data application,
like, the page:
facebook.com/pages/Friendship/105625816137032
connects to:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friendship
without ambiguity,
is there a "105625816137032" => "Friendship" dataset somewhere? or a method that isn't screen-scraping facebook?
it seems crazy that facebook would intentionally try to avoid these sort of links, if that's what's happening, or I am just missing them.
thanks!
I'm not aware of any pre-compiled resources mapping Facebook ids with dbpedia ids - it woudl certainly be a very nice project. There are a few options:
1.) Asking Facebook nicely - you'd never know... Ultimately, it should benefit everybody.
2.) Scraping Facebook - the ethics are probably sketchy, and lots of interesting pages aren't linked to wikipedia. eg. http://www.facebook.com/PulpFiction
3.) Guessing eg. Wikipedizing the name - eg. putting in underscores for spaces
The resulting mapping set could be tested by comparing the types of the matches (i think that the mappings would have to be done manaully, and probably aren't too much use)
Facebook don't seem to have put too much thought into the graph - the data is all pretty unstructured and difficult to work with as far as I can see.