From: "Sean B. Palmer" <sean@mysterylights.com> > guidelines / advices / practises on creating RDF based syntaxes. Thus, > such a group could be looking at not only producing alternate syntaxes > for RDF such as furthering the excellent work done on Notation3, but > also on guidelines for creating your own, such as Seth likes to do Well I'm sure that's the way it looks to you all; but it's not my intention to have my own language. I sinserly hope that Semenglish will become a widly used RDF language; even perchance the lingua franca. I branched from N3 because of TBL's silence about my concerns; and also because I simply don't think that the W3C will be willing to be as bold as I am attempting to be. I intend to evolve Semenglish to be as close to English as technologically possible, while still preserving it's parseability by machines and its translatability back into connical RDF/XML. Others contributions, as always, are enthusiastically solicited. Sean has already contributed much to this effort .. he asked for the ability to just use the rdf:label in the verb slot .. he got it, see below. Seth language: http://robustai.net/mentography/semenglish.html ThisMessage fromDictionaries http://webns.net/swag/, http://webns.net/sem/, http://robustai.net/~seth/Dictionary/; is {Seth (thinks RDF is) Kewl.}.Received on Monday, 26 February 2001 14:09:50 GMT
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