- From: Kendall Grant Clark <kendall@clarkparsia.com>
- Date: Tue, 03 Jun 2008 17:11:56 -0400
- To: Henson Graves <henson.graves@lmco.com>
- Cc: public-xg-w3pm <public-xg-w3pm@w3.org>, "Bohms, H.M. \\\\(Michel\\\\)" <michel.bohms@tno.nl>
Excerpts from Henson Graves's message of Tue Jun 03 16:51:28 -0400 2008: > examine them carefully. DL and related tools are evolving (Motik's > structured objects and integrity checking, for example), and we need to > keep this in mind. Absolutely; but we should also try to communicate our needs widely because that sort of feedback is invaluable to infrastructure developers satisfying our needs. > To paraphrase Kendall we should (1) document use cases & requirements > for, say, n-ary datatype predicates; and (2) make sure that OWLWG knows > what they are so that we and the OWL group maintain consensus and > awareness, inasmuch as possible in order to make our measurement & unit > "stuff" fit what OWL2 will provide. Perhaps I overstated this; I should have said, more accurately, that OWLWG should know that we believe we have needs in that area, though we aren't yet sure what they are, since we *do* believe that, and it's not clear that OWLWG has completely accepted n-ary datatype predicates yet. If we signal that we believe we'll need *something* in that space, then whether or not what they do offers us a *full* solution, a partial solution is better than none at all. As Evan suggested, he's the obvious person to do this; if this were a WG, we'd probably need to make a WG decision to empower Evan to do this on our behalf, but perhaps since we're just an XG, he can do it under his own steam. I'd certainly be happy w/ him doing that. Cheers, Kendall
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