- From: Tim Berners-Lee <timbl@w3.org>
- Date: Fri, 8 Apr 2005 13:53:01 -0400
- To: 'www-tag@w3.org' <www-tag@w3.org>
My feelings about the TAG general direction are 1. The basic modus operandi of issues, findings and architecture document have worked well. 2. We have covered the basic web architecture ground, and work is needed in other connected areas such as WS and SW. 3. we have HTTPRange-14 to do which connects to Sem Web stuff. Henry has pointed out that we really have a duty to resolve that. The SWBP WG has asked us to in no uncertain terms. 4. The WSArch WG tried WS arch once and found it hard. Web Service is driven by a few member companies, it is not obvious whom to ask for a general Architectural model, or that one exists. It seems to evolve bottom-up, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. -- The Semantic Web work, though being more formal, does have a lot of architectural work. This foundation of RDF and OWL can be pointed to by the TAG. However, the connection of the existing web architecture to the semantic web architecture. Also, there is some philosophy of the meaning of documents which I think could be provided. I propose that we spend time on HTTPRange-14, and either in the process of that or following from that we build an architecture document extension which includes semantic web foundations and principles. Tim
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