14:01:59 RRSAgent has joined #rdfcore 14:02:20 zakim ack waves 14:02:25 zakim,ack waves 14:02:37 q? 14:02:49 Zakim, ack waves, his 14:02:49 I see waves, his on the speaker queue 14:03:09 Zakim, ack waves 14:03:09 I see his on the speaker queue 14:03:13 jjc has joined #rdfcore 14:03:14 Zakim, ack waves 14:03:14 I see his on the speaker queue 14:03:22 Zakim, ack his 14:03:22 I see no one on the speaker queue 14:03:33 Zakim, who's on the phone? 14:03:33 sorry, jjcscribe, I don't know what conference this is 14:03:34 On IRC I see jjcscribe, RRSAgent, Zakim, em, bwm, logger 14:03:48 Zakim, this is RDFCore. 14:03:48 sorry, jjcscribe, I do not see a conference named 'RDFCore.' 14:03:50 Zakim, this is RDFCore 14:03:50 ok, bwm 14:04:10 +??P6 14:04:18 Zakim, who's on the phone? 14:04:18 On the phone I see ??P2, ??P1, PatH, ??P3 (muted), ??P5, ??P6 14:04:20 +EMiller 14:04:21 Zakim, ??P6 is bwm 14:04:21 +bwm; got it 14:04:30 zakim, who is here? 14:04:30 On the phone I see ??P2, ??P1, PatH, ??P3 (muted), ??P5, bwm, EMiller 14:04:31 On IRC I see jjcscribe, RRSAgent, Zakim, em, bwm, logger 14:04:37 Zakim, who's on the phone? 14:04:37 On the phone I see ??P2, ??P1, PatH, ??P3 (muted), ??P5 (muted), bwm, EMiller 14:04:49 Zakim ??P5 is jjcscribe 14:04:54 DanC has joined #rdfcore 14:04:57 Zakim, ??P5 is jjcscribe 14:04:57 +jjcscribe; got it 14:05:09 Zakim, unmute jjcscribe 14:05:09 jjcscribe should no longer be muted 14:06:03 jang has joined #rdfcore 14:06:10 Zakim, who's on the phone? 14:06:10 On the phone I see ??P2, ??P1, PatH, ??P3 (muted), jjcscribe, bwm, EMiller 14:06:16 Zakim, who's on the phone? 14:06:17 On the phone I see ??P2, ??P1 (muted), PatH, ??P3 (muted), jjcscribe, bwm, EMiller 14:06:28 zakim ??p2 is ilrt 14:06:31 Zakim, ??p1 is steveP 14:06:31 +steveP; got it 14:06:41 agenda + 11May http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003May/0076.html 14:06:41 zakim, who is on the phone 14:06:42 I don't understand 'who is on the phone', bwm 14:06:42 Zakim, who's on the phone? 14:06:42 On the phone I see ??P2, steveP, PatH, ??P3, jjcscribe, bwm, EMiller 14:06:44 (back in 2 min) 14:06:52 zakim, who is talking? 14:06:55 Zakim, ??p2 is ilrt. 14:06:55 +ilrt.; got it 14:07:03 jang, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: ??P2 (85%), ??P3 (5%) 14:07:07 +DanC 14:07:17 zakim, ??p2 is ilrt 14:07:17 sorry, jang, I do not recognize a party named '??p2' 14:07:20 gk has joined #rdfcore 14:07:23 zakim, ilrt. is ilrt 14:07:23 +ilrt; got it 14:07:30 zakim, ilrt has jang daveb 14:07:30 +jang, daveb; got it 14:07:32 Zakim, ??P3 is PatrickS. 14:07:32 +PatrickS.; got it 14:07:38 Zakim, who's on the phone? 14:07:38 On the phone I see ilrt, steveP, PatH, PatrickS., jjcscribe, bwm, EMiller, DanC 14:07:40 ilrt has jang, daveb 14:08:14 +GrahamKlyne 14:09:34 suggest action lines adopt python indentation rules? 14:09:34 Roll Call complete by Zakim 14:09:36 my suggestion: a very valuable thing to do with actions is to associate them with agenda items 14:09:47 Agenda Review 14:09:52 no change - approved 14:09:57 Next telecon next week 14:09:57 regrets 16May 14:10:01 regrets 16May Connolly 14:10:03 JanG volunteer scribe 14:10:05 regrets 16 may for em as well 14:10:53 Scribe comment on minutes that there was a missing seconder for one motion 14:11:01 (Minutes of last week) 14:11:31 it's not critical to minute seconders. 14:11:57 Completed actions #6 14:12:00 all approved 14:12:08 #7 comments on OWL S&AS 14:13:00 Jan's comments gk and jjc have read and approved 14:15:28 Jan's comments = http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003May/0074.html 14:15:29 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003May/0074.html 14:15:34 approved. 14:15:50 ACTION jang send comments in 0074 14:16:13 DanC: the comments rdfcore-6 and rdfcore-7 were probably the heaviest in content 14:16:28 connolly abstaining on comments 0074 14:16:52 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003May/0070.html 14:16:59 (backtrack regrets: 14:17:12 MikeDean, 14:17:26 Frank, Patrick who turned up) 14:18:04 could we *please* desist from the use of identifiers such as rdfcore-6 and rdfcore-7 that are based on the commentor. If you're going to use identifiers for issues, include some *technical keywords* in them, PLEASE! 14:19:46 q+ to ask if these comments might be better as personal comments... Im not sure there's anything here that is truly an RDFcore concern 14:19:50 [danc - noted. since all the comments are approved to send I'll put keywords into identifiers for them] 14:21:53 JJC just explained why they *are* rdfcore concern -- suggest we be explicit about this 14:21:57 ack danc 14:21:58 DanC, you wanted to ask for an example 14:22:16 ack gk 14:22:16 gk, you wanted to ask if these comments might be better as personal comments... Im not sure there's anything here that is truly an RDFcore concern 14:23:00 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003May/0099.html 14:23:22 AS+S Comments: [was Re: Blank nodes in OWL DL, resend] 14:23:22 From: Brian McBride (bwm@hplb.hpl.hp.com) 14:23:22 Date: Fri, May 09 2003 14:23:33 danbri's test case http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003May/0121.html 14:23:45 *much* better id: owlsas-rdfcore-np-complete 14:25:09 JosD has joined #rdfcore 14:25:37 +??P7 14:26:05 Zakim, ??P7 is JosD 14:26:05 +JosD; got it 14:27:22 discussion of bnodes 14:28:28 disucssion of request or suggest or strongly suggest in kast comment in 0099 14:28:58 suggesting adding Danbris foaf example 14:29:25 -steveP 14:29:36 approved 0099 comment rdfcore-bnodes-restriction 14:29:58 with link to foaf use case 14:30:45 jos, we're discussing http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003May/0099.html owlsas-rdfcore-bnodes-restrictions 14:32:27 owlsas-rdfcore-np-complete 14:32:30 in 0099 14:32:34 No-one argues against 14:32:46 NP complete? I'm happy to send it... only concerned about spending RDFcore time on it 14:33:22 Patrick suggests adding pointer to text in RDF Semantics doc 14:34:01 pointer and excerpt, please. 14:34:09 Abstentions: none 14:34:12 Comment approved 14:35:47 danbri has joined #rdfcore 14:36:10 +DanBri 14:36:49 owlsas-rdfcore-rules-complexity 14:36:49 owlsas-rdfcore-rules-complexity 14:36:49 owlsas-rdfcore-rules-complexity 14:36:49 insufficient support for owlsas-rdfcore-rules-completely 14:37:55 ACTION bwm to send rdfcore-np-complete rdfcore-bnodes-restriction 14:38:06 ACTION jang not send comment on np-completeness 14:38:18 note: jang will NOT send comment suypporting np complete complaint since brian's going to send it instead 14:38:38 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003May/0124.html 14:39:38 owlref-rdfcore-relationship-to-RDF 14:39:38 rdfcore-relationship-to-RDF 14:41:06 q+ to ask if the AC knows that OWL-DL os not intended for use with "wild" RDF 14:41:35 discussion about wild RDF 14:41:40 aside: I wrote up my understanding of OWL/DL/Lite/RDF/S etc in http://esw.w3.org/topic/OwlAndRdf 14:43:22 q+ 14:44:02 ack jjscribe 14:44:41 ack gk 14:44:41 gk, you wanted to ask if the AC knows that OWL-DL os not intended for use with "wild" RDF 14:45:05 JosD, a hueristic tool that turns wild RDF into DL is likely to be unsound, ala "I thnk you meant trip S P O to be in there, even though it's not logically implied" 14:46:27 do we have consensus? 14:46:55 Many for 14:46:58 Against none 14:47:13 Abstaining jos W3C 14:48:02 ericm, we might want to talk about this; I'm not sure your abstention is consistent with other things you've said. 14:48:07 Approved to send msg 0124 on OWL Ref 14:48:19 ACTION bwm to send msg 0124 on OWL Ref 14:48:21 i.e. owlref-rdfcore-relationship-to-RDF 14:49:13 Graham speaks on his review 14:49:20 of section 4.1 of S&AS 14:49:32 are we now on gk: review 4.1 of OWL AS&S http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003May/0045.html ? 14:49:47 yes 14:49:48 yes 14:50:11 ack 14:50:14 q- 14:52:56 graham, will you please send your experiend to public-webont-comments regardless? 14:53:03 (delayed response) danc, danbri... *I* support this being sent as *I* think Lite/DL confusing in terms of the 'stack' and expectations; As *W3C* supporting both groups it stikes me obstaining makes more sense. Its still not clear to me the best way of W3C seperating personal and organizational positions. 14:53:27 ah; good to know, em. 14:53:47 xmlschema-07 datatype defn 14:54:00 bwm propose that we do not accept xmlschema-07 14:54:26 Pat seconds 14:54:28 no opposed 14:54:31 no abstention 14:54:33 terx-01 14:55:39 proposed jjc 14:55:42 second pat 14:55:47 motion as in agenda 14:55:49 resolved 14:55:49 oops.. OK DanC, would you think it would (indirectly) lead to nonmomotonicity as well? 14:56:24 #11 tmbl-03 14:57:44 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003May/0102.html 14:57:49 bwm proposal 14:58:45 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003May/0102.html 15:00:22 danc thinks we should take these triples out, but argues against any decision for today 15:00:48 postponed for a week 15:01:00 language tags in typed literals 15:01:32 (I've tried to collect my thoughts on the issue in http://esw.w3.org/topic/TextValues) 15:04:05 is this broken or is this simply overly complicated 15:04:12 many people say it is too complicated 15:04:55 but noone produces a fundamental brokenness 15:06:00 are we reopening http://www.w3.org/2000/03/rdf-tracking/#rdfms-literal-is-xml-structure and http://www.w3.org/2000/03/rdf-tracking/#rdfs-xml-schema-datatypes ? 15:06:26 ack danc 15:06:26 DanC, you wanted to ask that we postpone deciding this for... umm... coordination cost reasons and to ask whether to what extent the I18N WG is party to the discussion of this 15:06:29 ... issue xmlsch-01 Typed Literal Structure? and to note that we decided rdfms-xmlliteral 15:09:50 ACTION bwm fix issue list resolution for rdfms-literal-is-xml-structure 15:11:18 many people propose/second option 4 ... 15:12:16 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003May/0117.html ?? 15:12:32 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003May/0096.html 15:13:06 RE: typed literals and language tags - ugly parade http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003May/0096.html 15:13:30 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003May/0086.html 15:13:45 Contains actual option 4 proposal wording 15:14:16 typed literals and language tags - two more proposals http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003May/0086.html 15:15:33 Jos: one test case is affected 15:17:53 DanC: option4 would need review from I18N-WG and XML Core 15:18:38 The fact that we have 2 different interpretations of this seems a convincing argument to have xml core review 15:18:38 Patrick disagrees about need for XML Core review 15:18:47 ... if we do this 15:19:00 q+ daveb 15:19:07 ack 15:19:09 ack daveb 15:20:57 Bwm asks eric if we need review from XML Core 15:21:02 Eric says yes 15:21:09 q+ 15:21:38 do we have a test case for how xml:base doesn't propagate? do we have XML Core on record as saying "yes, RDF syntax is ok"? 15:22:17 we use exc-c14n and that explicitly does not copy xml:space or xml:base or xml:lang 15:22:40 ah, that c14n precedent is handy. 15:23:15 em, do we have review of RDF syntax by XML Core? 15:23:39 pat hayes why do we treaty xml:lang differently from other xml attributes 15:24:54 DanC: we asked; but I recall that PaulG indicated they were not able to do this (i dont recall reasons: time constraints, lack of resources, etc.) 15:25:38 We are still awaiting I18N review anyway 15:25:57 em on XMLCore 15:26:10 Paul Grosso did not send a review 15:26:17 and said that they would not send a review 15:26:42 q+ *not* counter to XML community 15:26:51 q+ to say it is *not* counter to XML community 15:27:43 ack jjscribe 15:27:44 jjc quotes exc-c14n 15:27:54 "attributes in the XML namespace, such as xml:lang and xml:space are not imported into orphan nodes" 15:29:13 PatrickS proposes option4 from msg 0086 15:29:21 typed literals and language tags - two more proposals 15:29:22 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003May/0086.html 15:29:29 [[ 15:29:29 > Option 4: 15:29:29 > Language tag is simply dropped from all typed literals including 15:29:30 > rdf:XMLLiteral 15:29:30 > 15:29:31 > 15:29:32 PROPOSE 15:29:34 Concepts is changed to say that a literal can have either a datatype or a 15:29:37 language tag and not both. 15:29:41 rdf:XMLLiteral datatype is changed to have the identity as its lexical 15:29:42 value mapping (no wrapping), with consequential change to the value space of 15:29:44 rdf:XMLLiteral. 15:29:46 Other editors to make consequential changes. 15:29:48 ]] 15:29:51 ILRT seconds 15:30:16 Abstentions: Jeremy 15:30:22 Carried 15:31:17 N-triples loses lang tags on dted literals, plus full test case review for thse 15:31:25 ACTIONS: jjc Make changes in concepts, and review for consequential changes 15:31:53 ACTION: path Review semantics and make consequential changes 15:32:16 ACTION: jjc Provide anchor for rdf:XMLLiteral to path 15:32:42 ACTION: dave To change ntriples to remove language from typed literal 15:32:53 [/me find partial discussion with PaulG and XML Core review of RDF Core - http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Member/w3c-xml-cg/2003Mar/0007.html] 15:32:56 ACTION: dave Review syntax and make consequntial changes 15:33:19 ACTION: jang To review all test cases, and make consequetnaitl changes 15:34:02 ACTION: em Review primer for consequential changes 15:34:37 ACTION: bwm Review issue list and update those affected 15:35:22 ACTION: jjc Inform reagle-01 and reagle-02 of literals decision 15:35:41 ACTION: path Tell pfps of change to literals decision 15:36:22 ACTION: jjc Inform I18N-WG of literals decision. 15:38:40 ACTION bwm Update status of pfps-08 if necessary 15:39:01 Agenda Item #13 15:39:46 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003Apr/0252.html 15:40:09 http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/RDFCore/20030123-issues/ 15:41:32 point 3? 15:42:32 path rationale was that everything else ended in argument!! 15:43:09 DanC: "but given we don't have the resources " 15:43:16 but we wrote 6 documents .... 15:44:24 this sounds like a Perry Mason cross-examination! 15:45:05 DanC proposes "the working group chose to spend its writing resource on explanatory text and formal specification 15:45:14 rather than justification" 15:45:30 instead of above text 15:46:53 Jeremy proposes text in 2523 15:46:55 252 15:47:04 seconded, reoslved unanimously 15:47:10 ACTION: jjc to send response 15:49:33 3 15:49:38 is illegal 15:49:48 q? 15:50:34 ack jjcscribe 15:50:34 jjcscribe, you wanted to say it is *not* counter to XML community 15:50:45 path someone could define a non xsd:int datatype that 15:50:47 ack danc 15:50:47 DanC, you wanted to ask where we're making the clarification 15:50:59 q+ 15:51:02 did do include whitespace normalization in l2v mapping 15:51:34 PatrickS: the whitespace facet is defined as part of datatype, are the XMLSChema people happy? 15:52:40 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003May/0097.html 15:54:05 JosD: my implementation will need to change 15:54:10 what entailment? 15:54:29 q+ to ask if this whitespace proposal goes against a primciple of "minimum surprise"? 15:54:40 Dan there's a test case in msg 0097 15:54:59 thx 15:55:24 ack gk 15:55:24 gk, you wanted to ask if this whitespace proposal goes against a primciple of "minimum surprise"? 15:56:30 ack jos 15:57:22 ACTION: jan figure out right answer for inverse entailment 15:58:04 Jeremy proposes msg 0097 15:58:36 path's example: 15:58:40 a well-formed literal 15:58:48 a p "lit"@type 15:58:49 entails 15:58:53 a p _:x 15:59:02 _:x rdf:type rdfs:Literal 15:59:36 PLUS 15:59:43 the opposite to 97 is also not entailed 15:59:45 proposal includes two more test cases 15:59:52 Connolly seconds 15:59:58 Graham abstains 16:00:02 RESOLVED. 16:00:06 Meeting closed 16:00:26 -EMiller 16:00:29 what did we skip? 16:00:51 item 15 DanC (Semantic Issues) 16:01:36 -ilrt 16:01:38 -JosD 16:01:39 -DanC 16:01:39 -PatrickS. 16:01:47 -bwm 16:01:50 -jjcscribe 16:01:52 -PatH 16:02:29 -GrahamKlyne 16:02:30 -DanBri 16:02:31 SW_RDFCore()10:00AM has ended 16:55:03 gk has left #rdfcore 17:50:13 danbri has left #rdfcore 18:09:19 Zakim has left #rdfcore 18:14:08 DanC has left #rdfcore