14:55:03 RRSAgent has joined #rdfcore 14:56:03 no he has, he just joins an hour before everyone else 14:56:26 who owns logger? 14:56:31 dajobe 14:56:31 AaronSw, is he yours? 14:56:35 thought so 14:56:52 dajobe mentioned he's set up as a cron job 14:57:35 logger, learn about chanops, ok? 14:57:37 I'm logging. I found 1 answer for 'learn about chanops, ok' 14:57:37 0) 2003-02-14 14:57:35 logger, learn about chanops, ok? 14:57:58 heh 14:58:34 SW_RDFCore()10:00AM has now started 14:58:41 +FrankM 14:59:01 +PatH 14:59:06 +??P15 14:59:21 Zakim, ??p15 is bwm 14:59:23 jang_scri has joined #rdfcore 14:59:23 +Bwm; got it 14:59:54 +??P16 15:00:00 zakim, ??p16 is ilrt 15:00:01 +Ilrt; got it 15:00:09 zakim, ilrt has jang daveb 15:00:11 +Jang, Daveb; got it 15:01:06 +EMiller 15:01:07 +AaronSw 15:01:49 rdf lets you think anything about anything 15:01:53 libel law prevents you saying it 15:02:13 agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003Feb/0111.html 15:02:18 zakim, who is on the phone? 15:02:20 On the phone I see FrankM, PatH, Bwm, Ilrt, AaronSw, EMiller 15:02:20 Ilrt has Jang, Daveb 15:02:42 regrets patrick danbri jjc 15:02:57 scribe jan today... 15:03:16 regrets danc 15:03:27 frank: regrets gk? 15:03:34 bwm: ah yes 15:03:45 agenda: 15:03:48 any aob? 15:03:51 nope 15:04:09 next telecon 28 feb (proposing a holiday next week) 15:04:24 path: no objection: I'm away the week after. 15:04:43 minuites last meeting: 15:04:57 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003Feb/0082.html 15:05:08 plus: mike dean was there. 15:05:14 scribe next meeting? 15:05:27 eric: yep 15:05:48 JosD has joined #rdfcore 15:05:54 minutes APPROVED 15:06:15 item 6, xml schema 15:06:26 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003Jan/0163.html 15:06:30 +??P9 15:06:34 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003Feb/0078.html 15:06:49 uris for bits of schemas 15:06:50 Zakim, ??P9 is JosD 15:06:52 +JosD; got it 15:07:03 bwm: we should respond, 15:07:15 daveb: the xml schema people aren't here, jjc, pats, maybe gk 15:07:19 zakim, mute aaronsw 15:07:21 AaronSw should now be muted 15:07:27 could we ask them to look at it? 15:07:36 otherwise I'll have a look, although I'm not an expert 15:07:44 make precise the requirement though 15:08:00 bwm: we agree to the WD they've produced and respond to it from the rdf WG 15:08:09 +Mike_Dean 15:08:10 daveb: ok, I'll review bits that seem relevant 15:08:19 daveb: hasn't jjc said stuff? 15:08:27 bwm: already, yes, think so... on this document? 15:08:32 daveb: I recall that's the case 15:08:36 mdean has joined #rdfcore 15:09:01 ACTION daveb - liase with jjc to work up a response on schema 1.1 requirements 15:09:08 should be about http://www.w3.org/TR/2003/WD-xmlschema-11-req-20030121/ 15:09:37 RQ23 endorsed 15:09:49 daveb: I'll reply to their message immediately once I've absorbed it, give them a date we'll get back to them on. 15:10:02 ACTION daveb give immediate response, 15:10:13 ACTION daveb liase etc 15:10:27 Mike is here too (phone and IRC) -- sorry I'm late 15:10:44 item 7: 15:10:51 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003Feb/0103.html 15:10:55 rdf in html 15:10:59 dave's responded... 15:11:04 some TAG activity on this 15:11:27 daveb: this is one of the three threads in tag on multiple-namespaced documents 15:11:49 bwm: my reading of the issue is that it's more to do with html than rdf 15:12:10 daveb: we've already made the links on this 15:12:31 bwm: the html guys also want to add syntax to html that can be used to represent some (subset) of rdf 15:12:42 bwm: my initial reaction is that that's good news! 15:12:51 em: do people have a view on that? 15:13:05 em: I'm quite encouraged by this. 15:13:17 stephen and I've had conversations in the past about this 15:13:26 one of the big impediments at the moment is deployment 15:13:32 eg, legacy editing environemnts 15:13:51 it's like ntriples in html 15:13:58 it's a really clear way of doing s/p/o 15:14:07 but it'd certainly benefit from this group's review 15:14:25 daveb, path, jang: are going to look at it. 15:14:39 Zakim, who is here? 15:14:40 On the phone I see FrankM, PatH, Bwm, Ilrt, AaronSw (muted), EMiller, JosD, Mike_Dean 15:14:41 Ilrt has Jang, Daveb 15:14:42 On IRC I see mdean, JosD, jang_scri, RRSAgent, em, bwm, Zakim, AaronSw, DanC, logger 15:14:45 it has the potential to bridge between html meta tags and the abstract model that we're defining 15:14:59 daveb: I should point stephen at ntriples so that he sees it made concrete 15:15:04 there's the ntriples/test.nt file 15:15:11 that demonstrates the kind of things we want to say 15:15:32 em: he's not proposing using bnodes, for example. 15:15:39 path: we MUST look at this then! 15:15:56 bwm: at the back of my mind there are a number of questions: 15:16:13 is this html specific or is it a more general syntax that other specs might find easier to embed? 15:16:36 another question: do they intend to represent arbitrary graphs or just a subset? 15:17:01 em: this proposal doesn't exclude the rdf/xml embedding we've already talked about 15:17:01 em: this is intermediate point between HTML and RDF 15:17:22 bwm: em, what's the best way forward? 15:17:29 em: (a) identify reviewers 15:17:49 (b) if the group thinks it's important enough, make it a target of the upcoming tech plenary to get the right people in the room 15:18:09 path: I'm going to be in cambridge throughout the plenary week, I can be avaiulable for this 15:18:28 bwm: also wonder if we should invite stephen to a telecon, since dave can't be there? 15:18:38 em: seconded, 15:18:46 wonder if that's the right place though 15:18:57 or if there's some specific meeting we can arrange to focus on that 15:19:05 daveb: use this slot next week instead? 15:19:14 "good idea"s all around 15:19:24 daveb: can you contact them about this? 15:19:39 em: we've been increasingly trying to affect each other's groups on this 15:19:46 getting it on the html agenda is the first step 15:19:53 I'm happy to keep pushing and pushing hard 15:20:01 I'm potentially at risk next week... 15:20:08 ...but it may be a good opportunity 15:20:14 I can see if I can make it happen 15:20:27 em: who'd want to attend? 15:20:34 (for next week) 15:20:46 path: yes, miked, yes, daveb yes 15:20:47 jang yes 15:20:55 em: ok 15:21:17 ACTION em to set up a discussion between stephen and rdfcore , objective to understand each other on the subject of rdf in html 15:21:34 bwm: done with rdf in html? 15:22:03 item 8; webont update 15:22:29 webont are reviewing our documents, generating a lot of discussion... 15:22:35 update (pat maybe, mike?) 15:22:42 social meaning: 15:22:46 pat verbally blanches 15:23:05 bwm: after a general "where webont are on reviewing our specs" 15:23:21 path: the difficulty is more that webont's not sure what to say, agreement internally on that 15:23:30 sociual meaning is the one that's causing the most debate 15:23:43 most of the recent discussions don't appear to impinge on rdf 15:23:48 there's an rdfs:comment issue 15:23:54 because they don't want comments to be assertions 15:24:08 JosD: annotations in general, not just comments 15:24:14 there's a rather plsit issue here 15:24:17 split, even 15:24:32 I'm anxiously awaiting a test case that jjc is producing... 15:24:49 path: in the weakened form that pfps' got it to, it shouldn't impact rdf at the moment 15:25:16 path: the simpler owl languages don't have a good fit for classes of things that apply to individuals 15:25:23 em: can you send me a link to that thread? 15:25:43 JosD: not a particular thread, it's tied around everywhere 15:25:57 em: i just don't want to take rdfcore time on this, I want to read up on it first 15:26:05 JosD: I'll post a link to a good summary message now... 15:26:17 daveb: I read the webont logs fairly regularly... 15:26:30 there are some things that I'm not sure of, eg 15:26:34 1. why rdfs:class and owl: class 15:26:44 and 2. why ban some rdf terms from owl? 15:26:52 path: owl lite ban, maybe, not owl full 15:27:07 daveb: I'm still not very happy with the owl three languages thing 15:27:09 Pat's webont message http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-webont-wg/2003Feb/0197.html 15:27:13 cheers jos 15:27:25 :-) 15:27:30 i also note - http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-webont-comments/2003Feb/0000.html re OWL and RDF schema relationshop 15:27:40 thanks JosD for the pointer 15:27:58 bwm: where do people step up from rdfs? 15:28:03 not owl light.... 15:28:07 right eric 15:28:22 path: owl's got a bunch of clean sublanguages 15:28:34 path: the other view is that owl full is just a large extension of rdf 15:28:40 which you then constrain to get the full languages 15:28:52 it depends on whether you see the smaller languages coming first, or last 15:29:23 daveb: I see rdf, I see "sameindividual as", I'd like to use that. which owl am I using? 15:29:31 path: safe option is to assume you're using owl full 15:30:07 path: the other thing you ight find direct feedback on is about xmlliteral, which they really don't like 15:30:14 jjc could say more about that 15:30:18 JosD: much more, i'd guess(!) 15:30:21 moving on 15:30:29 item 9: actions from last week. 15:31:20 bwm: summarising, 15:31:24 concepts defines a triple 15:31:36 the subject of a triple is a rdf uriref 15:31:57 there was at one point some language in schema, primer that didn't conform to that 15:32:30 ACTION daveb: same action as 2003-02-07#3 15:32:44 frankm: there's another component of this: 15:32:57 the corresponding s/p/o vocab applied to statements 15:33:33 bwm: think danbri's got an action to check this 15:33:56 path: one way to deal with this is "syntactic object", "semantic subject", etc. 15:34:06 daveb: argh! please no 15:34:21 ... a triple has three parts, called what: nodes? arcs? 15:34:35 path: no, they're sets of triples 15:35:18 bwm: the key thing is making sure that the subject of a triple is a uiriref 15:35:20 not a resource 15:35:27 ACTION bwm: check a resource 15:35:35 daveb: taking out the word "labelled" - I've done this already 15:35:45 daveb's action done. 15:35:54 moving on 15:36:04 10. format of references in documents 15:36:31 frank: in december we agreed the format of references 15:36:53 what's in syntax (which jjc proposed we used) doesn't match what I thought we agreed on 15:37:00 there's a mixture across these documents 15:37:15 frank: let's all agree on one thing, please 15:37:31 daveb: syntax wasn't consistent with what we agreed. Think we had a japanese name that didn't fit 15:37:58 frankm: I can change the primer to agree with everyone else, but I think we should agree. 15:38:07 path: I've changed at least twice. 15:38:12 bwm: I'll pick one: what we said before 15:38:24 it's not mandatory if the other docs change 15:38:31 but it's low down the list of the things we have to do. 15:38:57 please conform to the pattern in primer, semantics, if you DO tidy these up 15:39:12 em: for all people putting links into documents, please point into the DATED documents 15:39:26 a lot of people were putting pointers into the "latest" documetns 15:40:00 - /tr/rdf-primer 15:40:05 if you link to /TR/rdf-concepts/#foo then that might break when #foo becomes #5-foo 15:40:14 ACTION em send a followup email on this 15:40:22 moving on# 15:40:29 11 responses to comments 15:41:06 there are quite a few comments languishing there with no responses 15:41:16 primer, syntax, semantics ok 15:41:35 LCComments end next week, be good to be on top of things at that time 15:41:59 frank: the problem isn't in rapidly responding; it's the content of those comments wrt our agreed procedure 15:42:15 frank: keeping the ball rolling... 15:42:23 bwm: is ok. it's the ones that sit there I'm worried about. 15:43:31 item 12: 15:43:36 schedule for processing LC comments 15:43:42 everyone had a chance to look? 15:43:54 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003Feb/0094.html 15:45:43 bwm: goes through his schedule 15:45:52 JosD: I'd guess plan for CR, 15:46:17 bwm: I need to put together a message proposing to go to PR 15:46:20 JosD: "plan a", ok 15:46:31 bwm: extra telecons? 15:46:37 path: I'm up for it, apart from 18th 15:46:40 daveb:@ yes 15:46:45 jang_scri: ok 15:46:48 frank: ok 15:47:18 11, 14 are ok. 15:47:42 bwm: the 18th... 15:47:48 path: all dates next to that are out 15:48:07 bwm: suggest we schedule 18th and avoid path's needed to being there if possible 15:49:08 (times an hour later on tuesdays ok for everyone) 15:49:14 two hours on the 21st... ok 15:49:19 two hours on the 28th:...? 15:49:32 path: iffy for me, probably ok, but maybe not network access. 15:49:39 bwm: let's schedult ie, see how it goes. 15:50:04 bwm: folks happy with that plan then? 15:50:28 jang_scri: can't make 28th feb, alas 15:50:42 bwm: don't have either concepts editors, crucial we have their agreement 15:50:49 but at least for now that's the plan 15:51:05 ACTION bwm update schedule page to reflect our current plan 15:51:20 daveb: danb, danc be nice if they're there 15:51:52 DanC: availability for lc comment review currently being discussed 15:51:55 are you? 15:52:06 want me to dial in? 15:52:22 nah, we'll take to email 15:52:26 ^^^ bwm 15:52:30 k 15:52:31 item 12 done, 15:52:35 any aob? 15:52:46 frank: eric, s+w has announced new 50-cal, 15:52:51 if you need a "persuader" 15:53:15 done, cheers, folks... 15:53:16 ooh 15:53:21 daveb: next weeks meeting 15:53:24 heh 15:53:34 em: will announce schedule for next week if there is one 15:53:35 done 15:53:35 -JosD 15:53:37 -Bwm 15:53:37 -PatH 15:53:37 -Ilrt 15:53:38 -Mike_Dean 15:53:39 -FrankM 15:53:44 -AaronSw 15:53:52 -EMiller 15:53:52 SW_RDFCore()10:00AM has ended 15:54:44 RRSAgent, pointer? 15:54:44 See http://www.w3.org/2003/02/14-rdfcore-irc#T15-54-44 16:05:04 AaronSw has left #rdfcore 16:17:07 em has left #rdfcore 17:45:13 Zakim has left #rdfcore 17:53:19 DanC has left #rdfcore