- From: Steve Harris <steve.harris@garlik.com>
- Date: Wed, 29 Apr 2009 17:47:32 +0100
- To: SPARQL Working Group <public-rdf-dawg@w3.org>
My suggestion is that we look at the output of the Condorcet Method as of end of play 2009-05-01, and just prioritise per the graph edges. We could decide what the cutoff point is for features that we can definitely specify in the time allowed, label those as Required, and label a roughly equal amount as Time Permitting. Having gone over the Condorcet Method Graph and the results in the WBS table, making notes, it seems like the Condorcet results are a reasonable representation of the amalgamated wishes of the working group, as expressed in WBS. It's not quite what I'd like the group to work on, and nor is it quite what anyone else would like the group to work on, but it's a reasonable summary. Everything in the top 10 (as of now) I can see a good argument for including. There are a few things that I'm surprised aren't higher, eg SPARQL/ OWL, but currently I think those things are more candidates for a WG Note, than Rec. track. I also think that's representative of the way respondents have voted. It's a bit of a cold, rational, hard-nosed approach, but I'm a cold, rational, hard-nosed kind of guy ;) - Steve
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