- From: Martin Hepp (UIBK) <martin.hepp@uibk.ac.at>
- Date: Mon, 17 Dec 2007 06:05:42 +0100
- To: Dan Brickley <danbri@danbri.org>
- CC: martin.hepp@uibk.ac.at, semantic-web@w3.org
Hi Dan: Thanks for your nice feedback - yes, we will continously derive a DBPedia/Wikipedia-to-Proton mapping based on the results from the games (cleansified, of course) and publish it to the general public. If successful, this will turn the 1.8 Million DBPedia entries into the largest general purpose lightweight ontology with Proton grounding. Best Martin Dan Brickley wrote: > > (cc list trimmed) > > Martin Hepp (UIBK) wrote: >> >> Dear all: >> >> We are proud to release the first one in our series of online computer >> games that turn core tasks of weaving the Semantic Web into challenging >> and interesting entertainment - check it out today at >> >> http://www.ontogame.org/ ! > > This is really nice - and fun as well, in a geeky way :) I found it a > little confusing the first time around, I didn't realise it asked for > more details sometimes. Will the data it generates be re-shared under > some liberal Wikipedia-compatible license? (I didn't notice any > terms-of-service in the signup procedures, but I wasn't looking > carefully). It would also be great to have eg. a chat (eg. Jabber/IRC) > interface, or some other (HTML is popular :) alternative to Flash, since > Flash isn't too accessible, and SemWeb and Accessibility share a common > agenda. But I don't mean to be negative, this is cool stuff, nice work. > I'm interested to see the next games :) > > cheers, > > Dan > > >> Authors' copy available at >> http://www.heppnetz.de/files/SiorpaesHepp-OntoGame-camready.pdf >> >> [2] Mailing list: https://lists.deri.at/mailman/listinfo/ontogame >> >> [3] Project page: http://www.ontogame.org/ >> >> >> > > >
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