Re: Container of caviar (was: can of worms)

hello, 

Yes. We have overcome the all of the biggest obstacles. 
I look forward to seeing the updated spec.  

My email was only about choice of names. 
"can of worms" shouldn't be over-analysed. :) 


Current state (?) of important predicates:
 
LDPC -contains-> LDPR  
LDRC -containerResource-> [some resource]
LDPC -containsRelation-> [some predicate] 
LDPC -insertedContentRelation-> ... 

The first one relates the LDPC to its content document. 
And the other three were the ones previously known as membershipXXX 

I am attracted to the word "member" rather than "contain". I think I would also prefer something like "Document" in the link between LDPC and LDPR (memberDocument ?). 

Roger




On 16 Jan 2014, at 18:23, Steve Speicher wrote:

> I believe that some of the current confusion could be resolved if we (the editors) have some time to pull things together in one area.  I think part of the recent discussion which seems to stem from people having different resolutions in their head and have missed some.  Perhaps also due to the fact that there are a number of resolutions in different wiki pages, minutes and other locations.   Not saying that where we landed couldn't be improved on, though I think it is better and due to time restrictions, perhaps as good as we get.  If I would prefer some other terms/names, I would have either -1 what we have or proposed something new.
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> On Thu, Jan 16, 2014 at 9:36 AM, Roger Menday <Roger.Menday@uk.fujitsu.com> wrote:
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> In the fog of recent discussion it seems that the naming of some of our predicates have become confusing again (or is it just me ... ?) We now have "contains" to point between LDPC and the member Document, as well as various predicates which include 'contain' (previously these were the membershipXX predicates).
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> I think I would quite like to return to something like the original membershipXX names, and then have ldp:membershipDocument instead of ldp:contains ...
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> Roger
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