RE: Southampton Pub data as linked open data

> Making something like pub:name a subProperty of rdfs:label is 
> essential for the Tabulator for example to know it can use 
> names as labels in the UI.  So please do it

The reason I didn't do it was because I do spend most of my time working
in the OWL DL world, and hence had it ingrained in me that this was not
allowed. Also I like to keep my RDF "OWL DL friendly" so that I can
"upgrade" it if necessary with an OWL DL ontology. 
 
> (and don't duplicate the data in pub:name and rdfs:label in the data!)

For me the pub:name and rdfs:label were two fairly different things. I
put the label in as I know many RDF browsers pick up on the label when
displaying the RDF, whereas the pub:name was simply another attribute of
the pub which happened to coincide with the rdfs:label in this case. For
example I had considered putting in both the nickname and the official
name. For example the Southwestern Arms in Southampton is often called
Nellies. I'd though about a "hasOfficialName" property and "hasNickName"
property, both of which would be subclasses of "hasName". If this were
then a subproperty of rdfs:label then we could have potentially two
labels...and wouldn't this confuse Tabulator?

John 

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Received on Tuesday, 29 July 2008 14:36:04 UTC