- From: Erik Hennum <ehennum@us.ibm.com>
- Date: Wed, 2 Nov 2005 15:03:42 -0800
- To: <public-esw-thes@w3.org>
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Esteemed SKOSlians: Apologies if there is a SKOS-user list where this question would be more appropriate or if the answer is given in an existing resource. What is the recommended way for indicating sequence (perhaps logical, chrononological, or spatial) over a list of narrower concepts? Some common examples Season .... Spring .... Summer .... Fall .... Winter Direction .... North .... East .... South .... West In these cases, the narrower concepts have a sequence, but the relationship between the broader concept and the narrower concepts doesn't seem to require mediation by a meaningful collection -- at least not in quite the same way as the people by age example from the guide. Is the recommendation none-the-less to provide a collection (perhaps unlabelled)? Possibly on the grounds that you might, for instance, want to order the seasons both by chronology and by average temperature? My lazy temptation is to yearn for a skos:narrowerList property that offers a skos:memberlist for Concept with skos:narrower semantics. But perhaps there are good reasons to resist temptation.... Thanks in advance, Erik Hennum ehennum@us.ibm.com
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