- From: Jeremy Carroll <jjc@hpl.hp.com>
- Date: Mon, 29 Oct 2007 18:21:37 +0000
- To: public-owl-wg@w3.org
Several people (maybe: me, Deborah, Vipul, Jim amongst others) appear to
want an early publication of something other than the three documents
which we agreed to pursue (Syntax, Semantic, and Mapping).
If we want such a document(s) to appear on a similar timeline to the
more technical document (i.e. within the first heartbeat of the WG),
then we need to put up or shut up.
Personally, I am hoping to encourage others, rather than to do the work
myself (my fear is that we are all in the same position).
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One possible course of action would be to migrate
http://www.webont.com/owl/1.1/overview.html
to WD
with the following changes:
a) Change title to
Overview and Rationale for OWL 1.1
b) add section
Sketch Use Cases
and largely leave this unpopulated
c) change verbiage to be more OWL Full friendly
d) add a table at the end to show which of the new features is motivated
by which of the use cases.
The new features as listed in that doc are:
DisjointUnion,
NegativeObjectPropertyAssertion
NegativeDataPropertyAssertion.
qualified cardinality restrictions
local reflexivity restrictions
reflexive,
irreflexive,
symmetric,
asymmetric properties
disjoint properties
property chain inclusion axioms
OWL mechanisms for user-defined datatypes,
n-ary datatypes
punning
individual - class
individual - property
class - property
object property - data property
annotation semantics
axiom annotations
I am happy to do this, if there is support. I am not happy to be
responsible for gathering up enough use cases even in sketch form, or
for writing the use cases up. If there is support, I hope Sandro could
migrate the webont.org doc over first, with whatever magic wand he waved
for the struture doc.
I would be happier if someone else, more prepared to own this piece of
work through to Rec., would step up for it, probably with a totally
different proposal for their document.
Jeremy
Received on Monday, 29 October 2007 18:22:13 UTC