- From: Simon Spero <sesuncedu@gmail.com>
- Date: Sun, 29 Jun 2014 13:23:59 -0400
- To: public-owl-comments@w3.org
- Message-Id: <DF5BD655-C594-420B-9CEF-9EA9623D26A4@gmail.com>
There are enough small but important changes and corrections needed to various OWL documents that it might be worth chartering up a shell WG, with a stub charter to OWL 2.0.1 : Prepare a §7.6.2 class 3 modified recommendation incorporating current errata, clarifying behavior WRT RDF/1.1 simple literals, etc. OWL 2.1 : Propose changes to OWL that involving the addition of new features, or deprecation of existing features based on experience with OWL 2.0. The shell WG could receive what are believed to be fully-baked, consensus documents, developed in an open, traceable manner (e.g. in a github repo and possibly reusing the existing public-owl-wg mailing list). Once a document is hits rough consensus+running code, the WG chair could ask to publish it as an FWD followed immediately by LC (meets). § 7.4.1. does not prohibit this). The threshold for failing an LC should be lower than usual. If LC passes, the specs should advance to proposed (since there should have been implementation before the formal process initiates). Simon
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