guus: owl:sameAs is semantically not stricter than skos:exactMatch, strange domain/range constraints of skos are problematic
Jun: context is necessary to determine source of owl:sameAs inference
stefan: waht to record on the whiteboard?
ivan: maybe now/later: identity-vocabulary
jeremy: maybe never
david: we should have some results tomorrow...
sandro: we should have
micro-charters
... as results that say what kind of group should do what to
work out some features
mikeUshold: we should prioritize (not enough people to do breakouts on all) issues
ivan: we should only work on Core tomorrow, not on Infrastructure
(disagreement)
david: let's better go through
one by one
... named graphs might be the easiest one to start with.
most people think named graphs is "maybe now", few "maybe later"
scribe: standardise Turtle?
most people for it
scribe: follow your nose (formalise HTTP Get)?
more maybe nows than maybe later... not as clear as the previous
scribe: json RDF serialisation?
14-15 maybe now, frewer maybe later
scribe: ATOM
more maybe later than maybe now
scribe: canonical RDF/XML fixing RDF/XML
majority maybe never
scribe: literals as subject?
majority maybe never
bnodes?
majority maybe now (15 now, 8 later, 5 never)
scribe: consolidate RDF RDFS namespaces?
majority never
ivan: alternative would be RDFa profiles.
axel: could be mentioned as a feature of a Turtle standardisation charter
RDF URIs vs IRI (vs Qnames???)
majority never
scribe: n-ary predicates?
maybe later
RDF URIs vs IRI (vs Qnames???)
change from before maybe now, but needs no discussion
scribe: binary?
never
revise RDF semantics?
now
lists?
maybe later
RDFa profiles?
now
Rule based querying?
later
ivan, guus: infrastructure topics could go into another WG such as SWEO, Best practices, etc.
next feature ...
identity for non-RDF resources?
<sandro> For infrastructure issues, the questions is: Does anyone want to fight for one of these to be in a Core group's charter
(the following features are in question whether we need to discuss that tomorrow)
identity, not tomorrow
provenance vocabularies, not tomorrow
annotations for RDF graphs, tomorrow
standard APIs, not tomorrow
Unified query layer, not tomorrow
context was merged into annotations
change vocabularies, not tomorrow
isolation APIs, not tomorrow
identity vocabularies, not tomorrow
petermika, guus: think it's important for linked data
david, ivan: important issue, but not necessarily in the resulting working group
jjc: argument against, we shouldn't guess what the LOD community will do/use
richard: owl:sameAs was used because it was the closest available... if we want to fix that, we need to offer something.
ian: LOD community uses owl:sameAs as a vocabulary.
Lin: does the use of RDF depend on vocabularies? for defining vocabuaries we need to make sure whether that is essential.
identity vocabularies: discussed tomorrow
change vocabulary: later
weakly deprecation?
maybe now
<pfps> Main Entry: deprecate
<pfps> Part of Speech: verb
<pfps> Definition: belittle, condemn
<pfps> Synonyms: cut down to size, depreciate, derogate, detract, disapprove of, discommend, discountenance, disesteem, disfavor, disparage, expostulate, frown, mudsling, not go for, object, pooh-pooh, poor mouth, protest against, put down*, rip*, run down, take dim view of, take down, take exception to
s/weakly deprecation+bestpractices/
<pfps> I like belittle or derogate or disesteem
<pfps> but there are lots of other good candidates
stefan: suggest to group in 1) syntax 2) semantics 3) other
Syntax:
json, turtle ... breakout group lead by dajobe
(named graphs go under other, though they have both syntax and semantics bits)
RDFa profiles fo under syntax as well
Semantics:
RDF Semantics doc, RDFS/pfps, Bnodes, follow-your-nose
NamedGraphs:
Named graphs vs n-quads, annotations
(further minutes/notes on tomorrow's agenda will be collected and pasted to the minutes by david Wood ...)
<Anchakor> /me thanks all scribes
<dwood> Groups:
<dwood> 1. Syntax (Dave Beckett, TBD)
<dwood> - Turtle
<dwood> - JSON
<dwood> - RDFa profiles
<dwood> 2. Semantics (Paul Gearon)
<dwood> - Bnodes
<dwood> - Revising RDF Semantics
<dwood> - Weak deprecation
<dwood> 3. Graph Metadata (Elisa Kendall)
<dwood> - Named Graphs
<dwood> - Annotations
<dwood> 4. Linked Data (David Booth)
<dwood> - Identity vocabulary
<dwood> - FYN
<dwood> rssagent, draft minutes
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