Re: reviewing the BP doc

Makx,

I am really confused now.

In what moment of this discussion I proposed to change this model?

My participation in this post was motivated exactly because I have
identified a proposal to change that model and I expressed my opinion to
contribute.

And, again, the word abstract was not introduced by me in this post. And
this word was the main reason for my opinion. I commented to take care
using the words abstract and instance.

I also agree that the group don't have to change the DCAT model (we don't
have time to that), but I don't see any problem If someone in the group
identifiy things missing in that model, and we discuss and even decide to
insert a note in our document about this.

But as all the things in the group, is a matter of proposals and votings.

Laufer



Em terça-feira, 30 de junho de 2015, Makx Dekkers <mail@makxdekkers.com>
escreveu:

> Laufer,
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> Let’s not use words like ‘abstract things’ because we might have different
> ideas what that phrase means.
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> What is clear is that dcat:Dataset and dcat:Distribution are classes in
> the DCAT model. DCAT defines what they are and how they are related. DCAT
> is also clear about how those classes relate to the physical data files or
> to the endpoints that give access to the actual data.
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> I think we should restrict the discussion to that model. If not, we might
> end up developing a different model, and I am not sure that this group
> really wants to go there.
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> Makx.
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> *From:* Laufer [mailto:laufer@globo.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','laufer@globo.com');>]
> *Sent:* 29 June 2015 22:30
> *To:* Makx Dekkers
> *Cc:* Data on the Web Best Practices Working Group
> *Subject:* Re: reviewing the BP doc
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> Ok, Makx.
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> I know this DCAT diagram. I am comfortable with this. And in this model,
> both Datasets and Distributions are not abstract things.
> What it is not comfortable to me is to consider that a Dataset is an
> abstract thing.
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> Laufer
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> 2015-06-29 16:04 GMT-03:00 Makx Dekkers <mail@makxdekkers.com
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> Laufer,
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> Ø  I think we have to be carefull about using the words abstract and
> instance.
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> Agree. Let’s not use those words.
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> Ø  From the discussions, it seems to me that the Dataset is an abstract
> thing with instances that are the distributions.
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> Ø  This is what I have understood from the posts from Bernadette and from
> you. And (until now) I do not agree with this.
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> This is **not** what I have argued. Please look at the diagram and
> examples in section 4 of DCAT
> http://www.w3.org/TR/vocab-dcat/#vocabulary-overview. That section gives
> an overview of the modelling approach of DCAT. I would agree that there are
> many other ways you could model this space, but DCAT is just what it is.
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> Makx.
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