morph module today

Hi all,

the link to today's telco is at the end of this e-mail :)

I like to invite you to have a look at the results of the poll for yourself:

_Results of the poll:_

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10q3LcQ5giI5Ds4x4FzzZgMX6hFK8Q5lVO0aP88scUjw/edit?usp=sharing 


I leave the poll open so that more people can participate. I regard 
these as a community consensus and will act accordingly.

Further, in last week's telco we raised the issue of adapting existing 
OntoLex vocabulary and I used the opportunity to collect the discussion 
outcomes in the following document:

_Module development guidelines: _

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DXCmVG3XYknVswpoy4iE6tijMsZabjDUc26D2z-oWu0/edit?usp=sharing 


This is an ongoing draft that you are welcome to comment on directly. It 
might be useful to talk about guidelines for creating new OntoLex-Lemon 
modules in general during the upcoming OntoLex face to face meeting on 
Monday, May 20th in Leipzig. Feel free to add more points that you 
consider important or should be discussed.

As for today's telco I defined the purpose and scope of the module in 
the Wiki 
(https://www.w3.org/community/ontolex/wiki/Morphology#Purpose_and_scope). 
We will work through these 4 blocks during the next weeks to arrive at a 
working draft for the SD-LLOD in Dagstuhl in the middle of May. I will 
update the model draft figure in the Wiki before next Tuesday.

Looking forward to talking to you at 1pm CET: 
https://hangouts.google.com/call/3lCCc4zQVgX8KarVQJgCAEEI

Best,

Bettina

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Bettina Klimek
PhD Student
Department of Computer Science, University of Leipzig
Institute for Applied Informatics (InfAI)
Goerdelerring 9
04109 Leipzig

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