Re: [GLD] BP doc-->>Glossary part

Hi Bernadette, hi all, 

maybe interesting that we have a 'social semantic web thesaurus' available 
that covers a lot of the topics in the linked data glossary here: http://vocabulary.semantic-web.at/PoolParty/wiki/semweb 

It is a SKOS thesaurus and thereby offers also relations, synonyms et al - if interesting we could offer an instance of the modelling 
tool used = poolparty.biz to built the Linked Data Glossary and publish it as Linked Open Data (as every thesaurus there is RDF 
and it is also possible using the tool to link terms to other terms as e.g. in DBpedia et al)... 

The linked data frontend of the glossary / thesaurus could be embedded at the respective W3C page then - 
if this is possible & welcome by the GLD working group.... 

Just let me know is this is interesting for you - if yes I would be happy to contribute here... 

All the best - martin 

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From: "Bernadette Hyland" <bhyland@3roundstones.com> 
To: "auguste atemezing" <auguste.atemezing@eurecom.fr> 
Cc: "W3C public GLD WG WG" <public-gld-wg@w3.org> 
Sent: Monday, 12 March, 2012 3:34:04 PM 
Subject: Re: [GLD] BP doc-->>Glossary part 

Hi Ghislain, 
NB: I'm replying to your msg via the public GLD WG list in case others have some input to contribute. 


A couple other thoughts I had: 


1) Do you have the time to link each of the terms so a table of contents at the top of the page is generated? This is an editorial role and I think would be very useful so we can link to terms from the Web, including all our GLD WG deliverables. 


If you can take this action item, I'd be very grateful, just let me know. 


2) What do you think about just naming this the "Linked Data Glossary" since one doesn't exist and the terms aren't really gov't specific IMO. They are general LD terms. 


Thanks for your consideration. 


Cheers, 








Bernadette 



On Mar 11, 2012, at 3:46 PM, auguste.atemezing@eurecom.fr wrote: 



Hi Bernadatee, 



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Second, Dr. David Wood is contributing his two well-researched/considered glossaries from the Springer publications, Linking Government Data and Linking Enterprise Data, David Wood, editor. He is the author of the glossaries and also serves as co-chair of the W3C RDF Working Group. 


OK. Done!! 


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Attached are the LaTex (.tex) files. With some macro text processing, I bet a smart researcher like you can whip these files into HTML, oui? 

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Parfait!! 



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So here is some tips & guidance if you wish to take on this "mission". 

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1) I recommend the glossary be a W3C Working Note, formatted in ReSpec if you are so inclined. 

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The first draft is available here: https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/gld/raw-file/default/glossary/index.html 


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2) If you have time to add hyperlinks to the W3C Recommendations, that would be very helpful. 

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I will add more links before wednesday 


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3) Please be sure to give attribution to David Wood and Springer for this contribution at the bottom of the Working Note. 

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OK. 

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4) Please feel free to add additional terms you deem necessary. 

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Yep. I have already put some of terms that maybe useful. 


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5) Please list yourself as Editor of the Working Note. 

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Done!!. 



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Thanks in advance and I *really* appreciate both your offer & willingness to handle this. 

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The pleausre is also mine as well. 

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Hi Bernadette, 

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I just want to remind you my interest to help in the Glossary section of the BP doc. Please, just give me some tips and a starting point regarding its content. 

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