Fwd: Using OWL to define itself?

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>Hi Folks,
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>In the OWL Reference, Appendix B is a definition of OWL using RDF
>Schemas (actually, it also uses OWL features, so it is not strictly
>using RDF Schemas).  I believe that this document should be considered a
>definition of OWL Full, correct?
>
>Is there a similar document for OWL DL, and for OWL Lite?  That would be
>very useful, especially for identifying the differences between Full,
>DL, and Lite.  /Roger


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