Re: Profile BP: creating Rule subsclasses edited

Thanks you Michael,

The chosen option enables richer expressivity, I guess.
We can not only model the deontic modalities, but other modal logics, 
such as epistemic logic.

For example, one might conceive: "Mr. X believes A",  o "Ms. Y knows Mr. 
X believes A".

Unlikely to be useful, but who knows. MIght be related to the building 
of consensus, to games such as Prisoner's Dilemma (if I believe he will 
cooperate, then...) and to grounding some clauses (I get married, among 
other things, because I /believe /Ms. Y is single -- some sort of 
reasoning might be done with this epistemic logic).

In these cases, I would be happy to inherit these operators directly 
from rule.

Víctor

El 05/10/2020 a las 16:38, Michael Steidl (NIT) escribió:
>
> Hi all,
>
> after today’s teleconference I edited the Profile Best Practices draft:
>
> * https://w3c.github.io/odrl/profile-bp/#rule
>
> The Note tells that this Community Group highly recommends to subclass 
> only Permission, Prohibition and Duty and not the Rule superclass.
>
> It provides a workflow for subclassing each of these “native” Rule 
> subclasses.
>
> Example 9 was modified to show subclassing Permission and not Rule.
>
> Creating a subclass of Rule is mentioned but no details for defining 
> one in a Profile are provided.
>
> * https://w3c.github.io/odrl/profile-bp/#oos1
>
> Item “Regarding the Rule(s) of a Policy”: “, or a subclass of it” was 
> inserted after the “native” Rule subclasses.
>
> Please review my changes and post a comment to this list.
>
> Best,
>
> Michael
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