Whole document:
[organisation]
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[organization]



Abstract:

[This document presents the preparatory work for a future version of SKOS.]
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[This document presents the preparatory work for the 2009 version of SKOS [SKOS-REFERENCE].]

Added:"This document is a companion to the SKOS Reference and the SKOS Primer, which respectively provide the normative reference on SKOS and a user guide for those who would like to represent their concept scheme using SKOS."



Status:

Section was commented out. But there are some parts that should be updated, which is left at the discretion of W3C staff.



Section 1:

[SKOS (Simple Knowledge Organization System) provides a model to represent and use vocabularies and ontologies in the framework of the Semantic Web. A first version has been produced by the Semantic Web Best Practices and Deployment working group [SWBPD]]
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[SKOS (Simple Knowledge Organization System) provides a model to represent and use vocabularies and ontologies in the framework of the Semantic Web. A first version [SWBP-SKOS-CORE-GUIDE] has been produced by the Semantic Web Best Practices and Deployment working group [SWBPD]]

[The SWD working group has issued a call for use cases]
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[The SWD working group has issued in December 2006 a call for use cases]

[Second, section 3 lists the requirements the Working Group has elicited so far.]
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[Second, section 3 lists the requirements the Working Group has elicited following the call for use cases.]



Sections 2.X:

minor editorial work, focus on tables



Section 3:

[Depending on the level of consensus reached in the Working Group, these requirements are categorized into accepted and candidate requirements.]
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[Depending on the level of consensus reached in the Working Group, these requirements were categorized into accepted and candidate requirements.
This document reflects decisions that were made just after having received the use cases, at the beginning of 2007. The requirements were subsequently examined as issues by the Working Group, which decided on actions to take—or not—in order to close them. The final status of the issues mentioned in this document is accessible via the SWD Issue Tracker, at http://www.w3.org/2006/07/SWD/track/issues.]

Removed: @@ Some requirements are linked to issues that are still being examined by the Working Group, as found on the wiki site http://www.w3.org/2006/07/SWD/wiki/SkosIssuesSandbox. @@


Sub-sections 3.1, 3.2:

For each requirement, a "Corresponding issue" link to the Issue Tracker was added.


Section 4:

[This gives a sound basis for the process of gathering requirements for SKOS]
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[This has given a sound basis for the process of gathering requirements for SKOS]

[Currently, requirements are divided into accepted and candidate requirements, reflecting the level of consensus they have reached in the Working Group at the time this document was created. In the near future, the Working Group will have to make a final decision regarding the candidate requirements, either accepting them or rejecting them. It will of course have to adapt the existing SKOS material so that it meets the accepted requirements.]
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[Requirements were divided into accepted and candidate requirements, reflecting the level of consensus they had reached in the Working Group at the time this document was first created (16 May 2007). In the following months, the Working Group had to make a final decision regarding the candidate requirements, either accepting them or rejecting them. It of course had then to adapt the existing SKOS material so that it could meet the accepted requirements.]