I installed protege and gave it a try. My section was section four, pragmatics, which starts with questions about whether the system does forward or backward chaining, etc. This really brought out the difference between languages and systems. So I put a little of that in OWL, and added instances to support it, because it's pretty hard to tell if it's any good otherwise. (n3 is a rule language; cwm is one of several rule systems which implement n3.) You can load this into protege (3.2 beta), as a new "rdf/owl files" project: http://www.w3.org/2006/10/rifraf (This kind of URL is available to the WG for the asking. This seemed like a good place to start. We can set up write-access for other people as needed.) -- SandroReceived on Tuesday, 17 October 2006 22:41:31 GMT
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