Re: LD Glossary - feedback on form of publishing

Hello Benedikt,
thanks for your feedback.
> I have feedback regarding the Linked Data glossary. Sorry that I did not speak up, yesterday, but I first had to get my head around it.
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> Looking at the Linked Data glossary [5], I am happy that the GLD has produced something like this; the form it is published, however, I am not too fond of.
You mean having a human readable form in HTML? or you need to have both 
form HTML +(ttl/N3/RDF/XML) ?
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> For me, a glossary always also is a kind of vocabulary and I am strongly in favor of publishing the glossary as Linked Data.
Ummm..I thought about this idea, but I guess the way the doc is 
published is not like an ISO glossary of terms that we are the owners. 
We have just put in one place some terms we think useful for readers to 
refer  to...
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> Publishing the glossary as a Working Group Note representing the state of the glossary on 15 May 2013, I do not mind, however, I suggest to have a live version of the glossary in the GLD wiki.


> I have started to create such a version [6].
>
> This would bring the following advantages.
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> 1) Since GLD features Semantic MediaWiki, every page is automatically also published as Linked Data. Therefore, every term gets a URI, e.g.,
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> * Term: "5 Star Linked Data"
> * HTML page in wiki:http://www.w3.org/2011/gld/wiki/5_Star_Linked_Data
> * Information resource (RDF):http://www.w3.org/2011/gld/wiki/Special:ExportRDF/5_Star_Linked_Data
> * Non-information resource:http://w3.org/2011/gld/wiki/Special:URIResolver/5_Star_Linked_Data
>
> This means, publishers can reuse our Linked Data terms in their datasets and vocabularies.
Great! But at the same we must take care of the URI policy for the 
terms, rely on a vocab like SKOS for the terms, etc..
Your use case is really interesting to give the users that option for 
them to consume these terms as they wish -I guess that why the Glossary 
is just a Note-, unless W3C wants to be the authority for the terms
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> Semantic MediaWiki supports content negotiation (GLD wiki currently does not, which is strange) and we could also set it up to serve nicer URIs [1].
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> 2) The glossary can be updated more easily. Just see [4] to add a new Linked Data term.
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> 3) One can watch Linked Data terms (so that you get noticed when terms change) and check the history of terms (including information about the person who did the change). Also, every page has a discussion page where one can discuss the meaning of a term without interfering with its current content.
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> 4) We can add all kinds of more unstructured information to a "Linked Data term", e.g., links, pictures. Also, we are flexible to add more structured annotations to terms, e.g., owl:sameAs or skos:broader / skos:narrower links; those would also be published as Linked Data.
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> 5) We can provide the entire glossary as downloadable XML/RDF [2] or Turtle/RDF file [3].

Yes..but iff we are sure to have stable URIs for the terms, reuse 
existing vocabs according to our BP documents...

Best,
Ghislain

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