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This article is a collective position paper from the Wimmics research team,expressing our vision of how Web graph data technologies should evolve in thefuture in order to ensure a high-level of interoperability between the manytypes of applications that produce and consume graph data. Wimmics stands forWeb-Instrumented Man-Machine Interactions, Communities, and Semantics. We are ajoint research team between INRIA Sophia Antipolis-M{\'e}diterran{\'e}e and I3S(CNRS and Universit{\'e} C{\^o}te d'Azur). Our challenge is to bridge formalsemantics and social semantics on the web. Our research areas aregraph-oriented knowledge representation, reasoning and operationalization tomodel and support actors, actions and interactions in web-based epistemiccommunities. The application of our research is supporting and fosteringinteractions in online communities and management of their resources. In thisposition paper, we emphasize the need to extend the semantic Web standard stackto address and fulfill new graph data needs, as well as the importance ofremaining compatible with existing recommendations, in particular the RDFstack, to avoid the painful duplication of models, languages, frameworks, etc.The following sections group motivations for different directions of work andcollect reasons for the creation of a working group on RDF 2.0 and otherrecommendations of the RDF family.

Graph Data on the Web: extend the pivot, don't reinvent the wheel