I agree that the description of social meaning issues is not currently well-handled. Brian, I think this comment may be dealt with under the same issue that is raised by Peter Patel-Schneider's comments relating to "social meaning". I trust your judgement whether to treat this as the same or separate issue. #g -- At 05:17 PM 2/20/03 -0500, Jim Hendler wrote: >------------------------------------------- >WOWG comments on the RDF Concepts Document >-------------------------------------------- > >We believe the RDF Concepts Document is a useful document and helpful in >understanding RDF and its use. However, out Working Group did have some >concerns with respect to the issue of social meaning as discussed in this >document. > >The Web Ontology WG has mixed views on this issue and could not agree on a >specific consensus response in the time available. However, we note that >a number of participants in the Web Ontology WG have serious reservations >about the RDF view on the social meaning of RDF. > >We did reach consensus to request that the wording in the RDF Schema and >the RDF Concepts documents be rephrased to explain this issue, and >particularly its impact, more clearly, as this has ramifications on other >languages, such as OWL, which are extensions to RDF. ------------------- Graham Klyne <GK@NineByNine.org>Received on Friday, 21 February 2003 13:06:37 GMT
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