- From: Jeremy Carroll <jjc@hplb.hpl.hp.com>
- Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2005 06:46:46 +0000
- To: www-international@w3.org
Hi I'm in the Semantic Web Best Practices and Deployment WG: we are organized into task forces of nominal duration of 6months (which of course means a year!). The task forces typical deliver by publishing WG Notes. The chair has indicated that, at our face-to-face meeting during the tech plenary (Thurs and Fri), we might be able to kick off a new task force or two ... I'm wondering if I could make a bid for something to do with internationalization ... This would be more compelling if there were participants in the I18N activity wanting to participate in such work as well. It's also more compelling if the work is essentially done already and the task force is primarily acting in a review role. On those lines I have a couple of completed pieces of work: - the article Richard pointed to http://www.multilingual.com/FMPro?-db=archives&-format=ourpublication%2ffeaturedarticlesdetail.htm&-lay=cgi&-sortfield=magazine%20number&-sortorder=descend&-op=eq&Ad%20Type=reprint&-recid=33632&-find - an (unpublished) article with Addison on RFC3066bis and OWL (both using OWL to represent the ontology in RFC3066bis, and using RFC3066bis to enhance the language handling in OWL). (I really need to get it together to get some version of this out). This is more difficult since it proposes substantive variation to RDF and OWL to make things work better ... technically an extension rather than a negation ... but there might be resistance. Anyone have any other ideas, or think either of the above would be good or bad things to try and move to WG Note? Anyone wanting to participate in such a TF (typically an editor prepares a doc, that is reviewed by the TF, who propose that the WG publish a WD, after a WG reviewer from outside the TF has OKed it, we then publish for public review). Any other ideas at all in this area ... (i.e. it is possible to propose something different from what this message presupposes) During the tech plenary, I'll be around all week: on the Monday and Tuesday I'm nominally at the Semantic Web Interest Group meeting, but more than happy to take an hour out, if any of the I18N groups wanting me to meet with them to discuss these (or any other SW related) issues. I'm sure I'll be seeing you in the evenings too! Jeremy
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