Role in the system
JSON-LD is the format used to publish machine-readable structured data for Electronic Artefacts entity pages.
TECHNOLOGY
JSON-LD is a W3C format for serializing Linked Data in JSON, making semantic graph metadata compatible with common web programming workflows.
EDITORIAL FRAME
A concise view of its scope, position, limitations and supporting sources.
JSON-LD is the format used to publish machine-readable structured data for Electronic Artefacts entity pages.
JSON-LD serializes Linked Data as JSON. It is practical for static websites because build tools can generate it alongside HTML without requiring a graph database at runtime.
Electronic Artefacts uses JSON-LD to expose each public entity as structured data. Publications become articles, concepts become defined terms, programs become software applications or creative works, and identifier routes expose machine-readable records.
JSON-LD improves machine interpretation, but it cannot repair weak content. The structured data should match visible human content and remain consistent with canonical routes.
DOCUMENTED RELATIONSHIPS
Each link names the relationship between two entries and why it matters.
AI Search, Structured Content and Knowledge Graph SEO uses JSON-LD as the structured data bridge between articles and graph records.
Linked Data and Public Knowledge Pages uses JSON-LD as the practical structured-data format for static knowledge pages.
The research question "How can software become explainable through its own knowledge graph?" uses JSON-LD as a relevant technical reference.
JSON-LD is an explicit member of the Knowledge Hub Foundations collection.
AI Search, Structured Content and Knowledge Graph SEO documents JSON-LD as one of its declared subjects.
Linked Data and Public Knowledge Pages documents JSON-LD as one of its declared subjects.
JSON-LD. 1.0.0. Electronic Artefacts, 2026-06-23. https://electronicartefacts.com/knowledge/technologies/json-ld/
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