- From: Andreas Thalhammer <andreas.thalhammer@sti2.at>
- Date: Sat, 26 Nov 2011 15:26:54 +0100
- To: Dave Reynolds <dave.e.reynolds@gmail.com>
- CC: Carmen Brenner <carmen.brenner@sti2.at>, semantic-web@w3.org
Dear Dave, Sorry for the late reply. I am supervising Carmen on her Master's thesis of which this platform is a central part. We appreciate your feedback, thank you! Please find my answers to your comments inline: > (1) It would be normal practice to provide terms of use for such a > platform to clarify the ownership and license terms of the collected > data. I couldn't immediate spot them. Good point. We have not decided which licensing is most appropriate for the content. We will check with our law department in the next days and we will provide the licence terms as soon as possible. > (2) You don't seem to have any login validation process and thus, on the > face of it, no provenance for the collected data. Is that correct? Right, this is because we have not faced big issues with abuse yet. Of course, as this can change we have to think about appropriate ways to handle this (e.g. login form, IP address tracking, etc.). > (3) How does this catalogue relate the new W3C catalogue? > Basically, we started with our efforts on having a directory of semantic technology providers and users about a year ago [1]. We started with a manually maintained list which - step by step - developed into the current community platform that is open to every organization that is active in the field of semantic technology. As it has only been a small side project from the beginning, we were a bit slow. The W3C "Directory of Linked Data Suppliers and Deployments" is a great idea and it includes an important subset of the community that we also want to address. We have not contacted the developers and maintainers of the W3C directory yet, but we hope that collaboration or even alignment is possible. > (4) Your fact correction process seems to only apply to the value of > descriptive triples whereas you need a process for correcting your > context names. For example you have a context name of "Helwett-Packard". We don't include contexts at this stage of the development. We coin URIs for each new organization entry and we base the fact correction process on this URI. Of course, we let the users select according to foaf:name rather than using the URI (btw. we corrected the typo with the fact correction interface). > (5) Your fact entry form currently only allows a single value for > "Category" but the categories are not disjoint (for example "Vendor" and > "Enterprise Applications" presumably overlap rather). Good point. Thank you! We will adapt the system accordingly. Thank you again for your comments, Andreas [1] http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/semantic-web/2010Dec/0190.html -- Andreas Thalhammer PhD Student Semantic Technology Institute University of Innsbruck http://www.sti2.at/ phone: +43 (0) 512 5076489 email: andreas.thalhammer@sti2.at
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