Re: [poe] Dc:license vocabulary hijacking?

@nitmws, pardon me if I do not go down into the details of the mentioned issues (I was not part of those discussions). However, I am not sure I fully understand your comments above.

> `1. <http://example.org/asset/9991> odrl:hasPolicy <http://example.org/policy/1341243> .`
> ...
> Re 1: Policy 1341243 expresses more than just a license, e.g. the transfer of ownership (sold, given away) of asset 9991

But if so, isn't this expressed by saying that if there is an `odrl:hasPolicy` relationship between two resources then this implies a `dct:license` as well? This is perfectly expressed by using the axiom:

```
odrl:hasPolicy rdfs:subPropertyOf dct:license  .
```

which is _not_ vocabulary hijacking, and which what I called 'honest mistake' in my original comment. The question is then if any implementation depends on the original axiom (which would be surprising, in fact).

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