SKOS Core Vocabulary Specification

Hi Alistair,

Read the SKOS Core Vocabulary Specification [1] (the text parts). Looks 
fine, some small remarks:

- in the abstract, SKOS is called a "model", in the introduction a 
"framework". Is there any difference intended? If not, I would prefer model.

- on the phrase "Using RDF allows data to be linked to" I have the same 
comment I already made on the phrase in the Guide: "Will it be clear 
enough for people from other communities what is meant with linking and 
merging? Maybe the point here is that RDF allows for easier use of 
different sources in conjunction over the web."

- typos in the "Change" section: 2x "analagous", "It's meaning"

- what does the phrase "(Changes corresponding to DCMI class A, B or C 
may occur)" mean?


Mark.
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[1] http://www.w3.org/2004/02/skos/core/spec/

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Received on Wednesday, 2 March 2005 11:03:27 UTC