- From: Dave Reynolds <dave.e.reynolds@gmail.com>
- Date: Mon, 04 Mar 2013 14:35:18 +0000
- To: public-gld-wg@w3.org
On 04/03/13 11:18, Marios Meimaris wrote: > Hello all, > > to briefly introduce myself as a new member, since 2011 I have been > working with Agis Papantoniou, whom you probably know from this WG, at > NTUA in ontology engineering and semantic technologies involving > government and economic LD. As an example, you might have heard from > Agis the publicspending.gr project, which is an effort to generate, > cleanse, interlink and publish greek public spending data and business > registry data (and hopefully more datasets to come) as LD. Let me say > that it's an honor to be part of this WG and hopefully I can provide > some useful feedback as soon as I cover the missing ground and catch up. > > Let me jump to Issue 41 [1] and Dave Reynold's suggestion of making > rov:legalName a super-property of skos:prefLabel. > > >> How about one small variant to this approach. We could make >> rov:legalName a super property of skos:prefLabel. >> >> So whenever there is a unique legal name we need only use skos:prefLabel >> and this also implies rov:legalName. >> >> That way there would always be (at least implicitly) a rov:legalName and >> a skos:prefLabel, it's just that there might be additional >> rov:legalNames as well. > > While this may be convenient for the particular issue, it raises the > following question: > Every time skos:prefLabel is used, it is implied that rov:legalName is > used as well. However, the definition of rov:legalName makes it > domain-dependent (as it is essentially bound to RegOrg) in a way that > skos:prefLabel is not and this creates an inconsistency every time > skos:prefLabel is used outside the scope of organizations, as it applies > meaning that is not always there. This means that skos:prefLabel and > rov:legalName are not necessarily connected by subsumption either way. Agreed, I withdraw my suggestion. Wasn't thinking straight. Dave
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