The OWL specification has a datatype map as a parameter. It's unclear to me what are allowable extensions in the realm of datatypes, and whether such extensions would be desirable from an interoperability point of view. Now that we have a wide range of datatypes, do we need to support extensibility here? Our experience OWL 1, OWL 2, that choice and semantics of datatypes are not a slam-dunk obvious choice, raising questions about whether sanctioned extensions to OWL in this dimension would be beneficial or cause more trouble than they are worth. Of course nothing would prevent unsanctioned extensions - my question here is of what we should encourage. -AlanReceived on Friday, 12 September 2008 10:03:23 GMT
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