DanC: > > I think I explained this in a telcon, but I don't think > > it got recorded very well, so I'll reiterate: > > > > The best way for group X to make a request to group Y > > is for X to state its requirements *and* propose a solution, > > as an existence proof that the requirements can be met. > I guess I have this problem to. I can see that WOWG has stated a requirement for unasserted triples, and that a range of solutions has been proposed. However, the real problem is something else. It is this semantic layering problem, and dark triples is the solution. I am beginning to understand the problem. I have yet to understand the solution. In terms of WOWG and RDFCore the problem is: "It is difficult to layer a language on top of RDF because the syntactic and semantic layering get confused" or something like that; with DAML+OIL as an example. JeremyReceived on Tuesday, 16 April 2002 08:15:35 GMT
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