On December 20, Frank van Harmelen writes: > > > Jim Hendler wrote: > > > If the WG indicates that they agree with Peter and/or prefer this decision, > > I will be willing to revisit our decision. If not, then we can go to LC > > without the semantics document, and resolve this and release that document > > in LC form as soon thereafter as we can > > If you're looking for support, than count me in as follows: > - I support Peter's objection (that last night's resolution lets "assertional > content" creep into descriptions) > - even if the semantics document could be fixed, it would still be > unattractive (Peter Crowther's points on this were well made) > - going to LC without the semantics document would be unacceptable in my > opinion. > > My first preference is Peter's proposal > and I would rather not have unique-names construction at all, > rather than going to LC without a semantics document. Strong support from me. I never liked the oneOfDistinct proposal as it has all the same problems as disjointUnion, which we considered sufficiently objectionable to eliminate it from the language. Going to LC without a semantics document is clearly a non-starter. Ian > > Frank. > ---- >Received on Sunday, 22 December 2002 09:18:06 GMT
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