- From: Igor Mozetic <igor.mozetic@ijs.si>
- Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2007 14:42:27 +0200
- To: public-rif-wg@w3.org
The following are my comments to the RIF-RDF draft: 1) Sec.1 improved my overall understanding a lot. However, I still find that many things are missing (mostly motivation, overall picture) to make a link between the title (How to use RIF+RDF?) and very technical details about the semantics. 2) Aparently we are dealing with two cases: a) there is a RDF-aware rule system b) the rule system is not RDF-aware The main text deals with the first case (combination), and the appendix deals with the second (embedding). It would be useful to reference some RDF-aware rule systems. Why to treat the two cases differently? Should both be "normative"? 3) How does Sec.2 help a user of a RDF-aware rule system to exchange rule via RIF? I'm not sure if I got it. Apparently, it defines the conditions that the rule system must satisfy to be compliant. How does a user of a specific system go to check this? 4) Sec.2.1. To improve the readability and for didactic reasons, I would suggest to reverse the order: - start with the last paragraph - define the three RIF-RDF names mappings (in boxes) - and then deal with all the exceptions and special cases 5) Sec.2.2. Do we really need to deal with combinations for the 4 kinds of RDF interpretation? Wouldn't the D-interpretation suffice? Again, for didactic reasons, show the essence (the meat) of one, and the rest as special cases... 6) Sec.4.1. Embeding symbols seems closely related to RIF-RDF mappings from Sec.2.1. I am missing the large picture here. Regards, Igor
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