Definition: The term is called "aboutPlaces." It refers to a set of rules used by web crawlers for locating, indexing, and categorizing locations on the web. It's used in a context where we're looking at places that have been indexed online - typically, this means those sites are part of the official Google Maps API or other services. This RDF (Resource Description Framework) contains a list of locations, their names, descriptions, and URLs, which allow a computer to quickly find them on maps. The word "aboutPlaces.rdf.widoco.conf" is used in conjunction with aboutPlaces files that define these rules for indexed web pages, like Wikipedia articles or Google Maps data. It's an essential resource for anyone interested in understanding how websites are organized and structured online.
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