: <ccppX:assurance>Brian Says This</ccppX:assurance> : <ccppX:colours>2</ccppX:colours> : : <ccppX:assurance>Graham Says This</ccppX:assurance> : <ccppX:colours>3</ccppX:colours> : :You'd need to figure out which to believe, but that seems doable. : :And this is just representation. You still have to figure whether :to believe the representation. It would be interesting to know :how you are proposing to do that. Well, the thing is, they are not neccessarily in conflict at all. So, in computer A, a device that has 2 colors might also have 3 colors (no conflict). But in computer B, this device can have only one color value (conflict). I appreciate this is verging off-topic wrt to the thread, but I think it's important to point out that we don't get "semantics for free" with RDF interchange languages. In this case, being able to say anything about anything isn't exactly a win. -BillReceived on Wednesday, 3 May 2000 08:10:40 GMT
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