15:55:05 RRSAgent has joined #rdf-wg 15:55:05 logging to http://www.w3.org/2011/11/09-rdf-wg-irc 15:55:07 RRSAgent, make logs world 15:55:07 Zakim has joined #rdf-wg 15:55:09 Zakim, this will be 73394 15:55:09 ok, trackbot; I see SW_RDFWG()11:00AM scheduled to start in 5 minutes 15:55:10 Meeting: RDF Working Group Teleconference 15:55:10 Date: 09 November 2011 15:56:35 SW_RDFWG()11:00AM has now started 15:56:36 swh has joined #rdf-wg 15:56:36 + +1.707.318.aaaa 15:57:38 pchampin has joined #rdf-wg 15:58:50 I can't make today's call, but hoped I could throw a few words in quickly about graph (and other) identification... 15:58:51 URIs may well be defined as "global in scope" as Pat frequently states -- but people just don't use names or any other identifier consistently in any space, and I am convinced that RDF/WWW/GGG/BBQ will be no different. 15:58:51 Most people may agree that denotes the red fruit (as the /page/ currently states) -- but plenty of authors will say that it may be a generic term for a woman of the 1920s (see ). 15:58:51 Graphs (Gsnaps, Gboxes, Gtexts, etc.) are no different than anything else. People have used and use do and will use URIs incorrectly. 15:58:52 +??P4 15:58:54 We have to accept and work with that, or nothing we do will be worth the doing except within the rarified world of logic. 15:58:54 -??P4 15:58:54 +??P4 15:58:57 "Local context" is a fact of life, and RDF having originally been defined *within an isolated context* should not prevent its evolving to recognize that fact. 15:58:59 Zakim, ??P4 is me 15:58:59 +swh; got it 15:59:09 zakim, dial ivan-voip 15:59:09 ok, ivan; the call is being made 15:59:10 +Ivan 15:59:19 + +1.540.898.aabb 15:59:19 and with that bombshell.... :-) 15:59:49 Zakim, +aabb is me 15:59:49 sorry, davidwood, I do not recognize a party named '+aabb' 15:59:56 Zakim, 11bb is me 15:59:57 sorry, davidwood, I do not recognize a party named '11bb' 16:00:06 *curses new keyboard 16:00:17 Zakim, aabb is me 16:00:17 +davidwood; got it 16:00:21 + +1.781.899.aacc 16:01:01 We need a scribe for today 16:01:05 Please volunteer 16:01:27 cygri_ has joined #rdf-wg 16:01:28 + +1.415.309.aadd 16:01:32 yvesr has joined #rdf-wg 16:01:37 Zakim, aadd is me 16:01:37 +JeremyCarroll; got it 16:01:43 Scott_Bauer has joined #rdf-wg 16:01:47 Zakim, mute me 16:01:47 JeremyCarroll should now be muted 16:02:01 zwu2 has joined #rdf-wg 16:02:01 +??P15 16:02:07 zakim, code? 16:02:09 the conference code is 73394 (tel:+1.617.761.6200 sip:zakim@voip.w3.org), zwu2 16:02:15 + +3539149aaee 16:02:20 zakim ??P15 is me 16:02:22 zakim, aaee is me 16:02:22 +cygri_; got it 16:02:29 zakim, ??15 is me 16:02:29 sorry, mischat, I do not recognize a party named '??15' 16:02:34 zakim aaaa is me 16:02:41 + +1.650.265.aaff 16:02:45 zakim, aaaa is me 16:02:45 +cgreer2; got it 16:02:47 zakim, ??P15 is me 16:02:47 +mischat; got it 16:02:56 Zakim, aaaa is cgreer2 16:02:56 sorry, davidwood, I do not recognize a party named 'aaaa' 16:02:57 zakim, aaff is me 16:02:58 +zwu2; got it 16:03:22 +Tony 16:03:32 Zakim, Tony is me 16:03:32 +Peter_Patel-Schneider 16:03:32 +Scott_Bauer; got it 16:04:02 + +1.603.897.aagg 16:04:10 Zakim, pick a scribe 16:04:10 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose mischat 16:04:14 +??P24 16:04:16 Zakim, pick a scribe 16:04:16 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose cygri_ 16:04:31 scribe: cygri 16:04:58 agenda: http://www.w3.org/2011/rdf-wg/wiki/Meetings:Telecon2011.11.09 16:05:06 chair: David Wood 16:05:11 Zakim, ??P24 is me 16:05:11 +yvesr; got it 16:05:13 +[IPcaller] 16:05:24 topic: Admin 16:05:25 zakim, IPCaller is me 16:05:25 +AndyS; got it 16:05:34 davidwood: PROPOSED to accept the minutes of the 2 Nov telecon 16:05:36 zakim, who is making noise ? 16:05:39 http://www.w3.org/2011/rdf-wg/meeting/2011-11-02 16:05:46 mischat, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: davidwood (91%) 16:05:49 RESOLUTION: accept the minutes of the 2 Nov telecon 16:06:01 topic: Action item review 16:06:02 http://www.w3.org/2011/rdf-wg/track/actions/open 16:06:13 davidwood: lots of open actions, and none pending review 16:06:24 ... do we have danbri today? apparently not 16:07:37 ACTION-94? 16:07:37 ACTION-94 -- Richard Cyganiak to update http://www.w3.org/2011/rdf-wg/wiki/TF-Graphs (but hopes others will help) -- due 2011-10-12 -- OPEN 16:07:37 http://www.w3.org/2011/rdf-wg/track/actions/94 16:08:06 AZ has joined #rdf-wg 16:08:15 +??P27 16:08:26 cygri: no progress on my actions 16:08:43 ... not sure about ACTION-94, i don't think i can do a great job on that, too many discussions have happend 16:09:00 + +1.707.861.aahh 16:09:12 gavinc has joined #rdf-wg 16:09:21 ... what might I pick up? 16:09:21 + +1.617.324.aaii 16:09:38 gavinc: http://www.w3.org/2011/rdf-wg/track/actions/94 16:09:53 davidwood: cygri, can you mail the list to ask for new volunteer? 16:10:35 ... goal is to update the page, comment on which proposals went nowhere, which technical issues are open etc ... best-effort 16:10:55 gavinc: i can do that 16:11:10 Souri has joined #rdf-wg 16:11:32 davidwood: i'll take care of some of the editorial actions 16:11:37 ACTION-94? 16:11:37 ACTION-94 -- Gavin Carothers to update http://www.w3.org/2011/rdf-wg/wiki/TF-Graphs (but hopes others will help) -- due 2011-10-12 -- OPEN 16:11:37 http://www.w3.org/2011/rdf-wg/track/actions/94 16:11:51 ACTION-106? 16:11:51 ACTION-106 -- Gavin Carothers to add link from Turtle datatypes section to recommended list in concepts -- due 2011-11-09 -- OPEN 16:11:51 http://www.w3.org/2011/rdf-wg/track/actions/106 16:12:21 ACTION-105? 16:12:21 ACTION-105 -- Richard Cyganiak to contact pat and peter and make sure they are ok with putting list of XSD types into RDF Concepts -- due 2011-10-20 -- OPEN 16:12:21 http://www.w3.org/2011/rdf-wg/track/actions/105 16:12:45 gavinc: i might do ACTION-105 too 16:13:05 q+ 16:13:22 the dateTime duration isn't in RDFie stuff 16:13:23 q+ 16:13:58 zakim, unmute me 16:13:58 JeremyCarroll should no longer be muted 16:14:04 q+ to ask if we want to encourage canonical forms of XSD datatypes 16:14:39 jeremycarroll: did we do anything about xsd duration? 16:14:50 ... one group improved the duration types 16:15:00 ... the type used to be unusable 16:15:18 ... the problems with it were fixed somewhere. don't remember where 16:15:33 I see http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema11-2/ is currently in CR (for 4 months so far). 16:15:42 ACTION: JeremyCarroll to check status of duration datatypes 16:15:43 Created ACTION-117 - Check status of duration datatypes [on Jeremy Carroll - due 2011-11-16]. 16:15:54 +??P31 16:16:01 zakim, mute me 16:16:01 JeremyCarroll should now be muted 16:16:03 this is different from owl time which, iirc, atomized the components of the time? 16:16:06 Several technical XML ones - qname, NOTATION, token 16:16:07 pfps: i updated the action to include something on owl 16:16:08 q- 16:16:12 ack JeremyCarroll 16:16:34 ack ericP 16:16:34 ericP, you wanted to ask if we want to encourage canonical forms of XSD datatypes 16:16:40 +1 16:16:43 ericP: do we want to encourage canonical forms of xsd types 16:16:47 + +33.4.77.42.aajj 16:16:47 q+ 16:16:54 davidwood: i like that 16:17:00 ack 16:17:06 ack JeremyCarroll 16:17:09 Zakim, +33.4.77.42.aajj is me 16:17:09 +AZ; got it 16:17:34 q+ 16:17:39 JeremyCarroll: the canonical form for decimal and int are different 16:18:01 ... getting the canonical stuff right is hard 16:18:31 davidwood: there were lots of email messages on 1 vs 1.0 16:18:54 ericP: and yet it seems to be desirable 16:18:57 I think XSD 2 does a good job of listing the canonical form of all them now? 16:19:09 This is fixed now. 16:19:13 davidwood: we could ignore this completely, or do only the simple ones, or do all 16:19:14 yes 16:19:19 q? 16:20:05 ack AndyS 16:20:18 JeremyCarroll: every solution will make someone unhappy. perhaps better to do nothing 16:20:31 wishes there was a better solution than http://reference.data.gov.uk/id/gregorian-interval/2010-07-19T00:00:00/P0Y0M0DT0H30M 16:20:35 ACTION: JeremyCarroll to summarize issues relating to XSD canonicalization 16:20:35 Created ACTION-118 - Summarize issues relating to XSD canonicalization [on Jeremy Carroll - due 2011-11-16]. 16:20:52 http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema11-1/ 16:20:56 AndyS: canonical form for integer changes in XSD 1.1 16:21:04 ... integer is now "1", no longer "1.0" 16:21:15 davidwood: this might make it tractable for us 16:21:31 AndyS: owl has normative dependency on XSD 1.1 16:21:45 davidwood: so we almost have an obligation to handle this too 16:21:55 AndyS: depends … is this may, should, must? 16:22:05 zakim, mute me 16:22:05 JeremyCarroll should now be muted 16:22:09 davidwood: charter says we should align RDF with other recommendations and best practices 16:22:16 ... seems this is worthy of our time 16:22:26 AndyS: it's good to put in some text to encourage it 16:22:44 davidwood: i'd be happy with a should 16:23:43 davidwood: anybody willing to take an action on summarizing the work that would need to be done? 16:23:47 zakim, unmute me 16:23:47 JeremyCarroll should no longer be muted 16:24:19 ... i think that touches semantics too 16:24:22 pfps: why? 16:24:35 JeremyCarroll: as andy said, the value is what matters 16:24:46 ... one school of thought: we don't care how you write down the value 16:25:13 ... other school of thought: the value is what you write 16:25:21 but RDF has little more logic can graph equivalence so the lexical form is critical 16:25:28 ... unlikely that there's consensus 16:25:34 q+ to talk about SPARQL 16:25:45 fwiw, as it stands, RDF Semantic states that xsd:duration shouldn't be used : http://www.w3.org/TR/rdf-mt/#DTYPEINTERP 16:25:48 davidwood: what does SPARQL say about this? 16:25:59 +??P34 16:25:59 zakim, mute me 16:26:00 JeremyCarroll should now be muted 16:26:11 ericP: there's a difference between RDF graph equivalence and xpath equivalence 16:26:14 Zakim, ??P34 is me 16:26:14 +yvesr; got it 16:26:24 q+ to update Eric's answer for SPARQL 1.1 :-) 16:26:30 machat, yes duration is broken ... iw was well known when xsd 1.0 came out 16:26:38 ack ericP 16:26:38 ericP, you wanted to talk about SPARQL 16:26:40 they were out of time 16:26:42 ack AndyS 16:26:42 AndyS, you wanted to update Eric's answer for SPARQL 1.1 :-) 16:26:53 AndyS: SPARQL 1.1 has D-entailment which gives value-based processing 16:27:04 ericP: but that's not regular sparql processing? 16:27:15 AndyS: it's not in the lowest form of processing 16:27:29 davidwood: you can get around all of that with filters? 16:27:39 AndyS: yes, not all engines do it 16:28:36 topic: Named Graphs 16:28:46 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdf-wg/2011Nov/0025.html 16:30:04 pfps: i thought named graphs should show up in rdf concepts without changing semantics 16:30:13 ... now we talk about changing semantics 16:30:23 ... i disagree with a lot of that, and the rest i don't understand 16:30:37 we're talking about this proposal, right? http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdf-wg/2011Nov/0019.html 16:30:39 davidwood: do you disagree with andy's position on this? 16:31:11 Zakim, mute me 16:31:11 sorry, gavinc, I do not know which phone connection belongs to you 16:31:19 Zakim, who is on the phone? 16:31:19 On the phone I see cgreer2, swh, Ivan, davidwood, +1.781.899.aacc, JeremyCarroll (muted), mischat, cygri_, zwu2, Scott_Bauer, Peter_Patel-Schneider, +1.603.897.aagg, yvesr, AndyS, 16:31:22 ... danbri, +1.707.861.aahh, +1.617.324.aaii, ??P31, AZ, yvesr.a 16:31:29 Zakim, aahh is me 16:31:29 +gavinc; got it 16:31:33 Zakim, mute me 16:31:33 gavinc should now be muted 16:31:52 pfps: i'm worried about the idea that named graphs has to do with the current state of the semantic web 16:32:10 I tried to write up the dilbert scenario http://danbri.org/words/2011/11/03/753 just so it's documented as a scenario (without assuming any particular approach) 16:32:12 q+ to stromgly disagree with peter :) 16:32:13 I worry very much about anything that puts the current state of the Web into RDF Semantics. 16:32:39 zakim, unmute me 16:32:39 JeremyCarroll should no longer be muted 16:32:47 ack JeremyCarroll 16:32:47 JeremyCarroll, you wanted to stromgly disagree with peter :) 16:33:08 JeremyCarroll: W3C is a web consortium. the state of the web is fundamentally interesting 16:33:52 q+ 16:34:02 q+ 16:34:04 zakim, mute me 16:34:04 JeremyCarroll should now be muted 16:34:18 (I don't see 'current state of the Web' in pat's proposal; maybe I read too fast) 16:34:31 q- 16:34:31 q+ 16:35:26 me thinks there is a transatlantic misunderstanding about domestic incidents 16:36:29 q? 16:36:49 AndyS: in that message i tried to capture the notion that there's a two-stop process in going from trig file to graph. name goes to something, something goes to graph 16:37:02 ... the named graphs paper says the relation is "denote" 16:37:23 ... n3 says it's the owl:sameAs relation 16:37:37 ... but other things are possible. "it's where i downloaded it from" 16:37:57 Zakim, who is talking 16:37:57 I don't understand 'who is talking', gavinc 16:37:58 ... that's what ppl often do because it's convenient, even though it's a time-varying relationship 16:38:00 Zakim, who is talking? 16:38:12 gavinc, listening for 11 seconds I heard sound from the following: AndyS (81%), danbri (17%) 16:38:14 ... Sandro talked about writing down good practice 16:38:37 ... the good practice would be to fix the second step to "denote" 16:38:54 yes - good to write down best practice; not clear what best practice actually *is* 16:39:04 q- 16:39:07 ack pfps 16:39:14 ack cygri 16:39:19 +??P1 16:39:21 +1 to danbri 16:40:13 Agree there is > 1 "good practice" 16:40:57 ... maybe, "patterns", or "ways to use the machinery" 16:42:03 +1 cygri 16:42:13 q? 16:42:27 cygri: i think we can handle "state of the web" without going into semantics 16:43:05 ... awww, REST etc already handle "state of the web" well, and it might be less dangerous to leave the relationship of that to the RDF data model a bit fuzzy 16:43:13 zakim, who is making noise? 16:43:17 too much noise 16:43:19 - +1.617.324.aaii 16:43:26 sandro, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: davidwood (16%), cygri_ (5%), Peter_Patel-Schneider (9%) 16:43:52 zakim, mute me 16:43:52 mischat should now be muted 16:44:06 zakim, cygri_ is me 16:44:06 +cygri; got it 16:45:03 + +1.617.324.aakk 16:45:13 Zakim, aakk is me 16:45:13 +ericP; got it 16:45:40 q? 16:45:43 q+ 16:45:48 AndyS: i wasn't trying to propose a conceptual model, but find a more concrete way of talking about the machinery 16:46:19 ... i prefer the view that there's a loose association between uri and graph 16:46:34 q+ to suggest using dilbert cube move use case 16:46:36 ... with perhaps a way of making it more explicit 16:46:52 q- 16:47:13 davidwood: i asked kendall clark what a named graph is in stardog 16:47:32 ... he said, a possibly empty partition of a database 16:47:43 ... that's how many stores treat it 16:47:50 "A named graph is a possibly empty partition of an RDF database" -- that's the concept within the RDF database community. 16:48:00 ... there's shared conceptual understanding in the rdf database community, but not outside of that community 16:48:37 zakim, unmute me 16:48:37 JeremyCarroll should no longer be muted 16:48:43 AndyS: in databases, the fact that it's a partition is a secondary issue 16:48:51 ... the question is, why is it partitioned? 16:48:59 JeremyCarroll: i'm unhappy with kendall's phrasing 16:49:31 ... when we talk about the web, a named graph is almost like a cached set of triples 16:49:49 ... [summarizes webarch] 16:50:33 AndyS: your model is a commonly used one ... how does it fit the notion in the named graph paper? 16:51:50 JeremyCarroll, that sounds like Plato's Theory of Forms in that an RDF Graph is only ever abstract and its current home has no particular bearing. 16:52:36 JeremyCarroll: a set of named graphs is a cache of the web as defined by web architecture specs 16:53:13 +1 RDF wayback machine 16:53:23 I think JeremyCarroll said that a set of named graphs is a cache of *representations* 16:53:38 Is that so? 16:53:43 ... a graph name is a url. webarch already says what's the value of the corresponding graph. it's a solved problem. 16:54:29 AndyS: you could write down in your data what purpose you're using the 4th slot for 16:54:37 q+ 16:54:43 ack 16:54:47 q- 16:54:54 ack cygri 16:55:44 zakim, mute me 16:55:44 JeremyCarroll should now be muted 16:55:51 q? 16:56:14 i don't agree that the RDB world does a better job with catalog, etc. 16:56:27 ericP, agreed 16:56:31 q+ to respond to richard overloading 16:56:34 i think that stuff is more about namespace scoping 16:56:55 cygri: the fourth element is used for many different things ... once you try using it for one thing, you preclude other uses 16:57:15 that i agree with completely 16:57:23 AndyS: RDB world is simpler because they don't try to cache the web 16:57:45 zakim, unmute me 16:57:45 JeremyCarroll should no longer be muted 16:58:04 ack JeremyCarroll 16:58:04 JeremyCarroll, you wanted to respond to richard overloading 16:58:07 davidwood: in an RDB you have lots of out-of-band context. in RDF when you share stuff on the web you have to make that context explicit 16:58:26 JeremyCarroll: agree that the 4th slot is overloaded 16:58:48 ... but the answer is: if you want to have something better, model it better 16:59:12 ... 4th element is a simple generic mechanism 16:59:30 ... and there's a toolkit for building something more complicated when you need it 16:59:33 q+ 16:59:44 zakim, mute me 16:59:44 JeremyCarroll should now be muted 17:00:04 ack cygri 17:00:20 ... why are we trying to do that? 17:00:23 cygri: we are trying this 4th element from the "cheap and cheerful" into something much more specific 17:00:57 ... we're trying to say explicitly how that 4th col works and tie it to web semantics 17:01:04 IRI ;) 17:01:07 -mischat 17:01:09 ... i would be happy to keep it "cheep and cheerful" 17:01:23 s/cheep/cheap 17:01:25 davidwood: 4th element is an IRI. people can say what it means. 17:01:52 AndyS: i agree, but there's a caveat. there's also the relation between IRI and graph 17:01:57 +??P46 17:02:02 davidwood: yes 17:02:10 zakim, ??P46 is me 17:02:14 +mischat; got it 17:02:18 zakim, mute me 17:02:38 mischat should now be muted 17:02:39 q+ to ask if this goes at all beyond what SPARQL had laid out 17:02:49 ack ericP 17:02:52 q? 17:02:53 q? 17:03:08 ericP, you wanted to ask if this goes at all beyond what SPARQL had laid out 17:03:15 ericP: in SPARQL i have a name for a graph and some stuff inside 17:03:16 ... i can make assertions about that graph 17:03:20 davidwood, you can't explicitly represent the relation between the IRI and the graph now (having an IRI for the graph is not enough, i guess) 17:03:45 ... that's all there is in sparql at the moment 17:03:56 yvesr, right, we still would need to create a relation. 17:04:00 -gavinc 17:04:16 …but we avoid having a single meaning for the 4th slot 17:04:26 AndyS: in SPARQL it's always a loose relation except in FROM NAMED where it's the web architeture relation 17:04:42 davidwood, yes 17:04:43 ericP: allow bnodes in the 4th place? 17:04:57 ... tricky because of scope 17:04:58 no bnodes in 4th place!! 17:05:04 No. 17:05:07 +1 JeremyCarroll 17:05:10 No 17:05:13 but nevertheless, SPARQL suggests that someone can write dc:creator "pchampin" . 17:05:13 literals in the 4th place? 17:05:19 +1 Jeremy 17:05:36 ... which seems to imply that is *naming* the graph 17:06:08 AndyS: the case needs to be made for anything besides IRI in that slot 17:06:08 no bNodes in 4th place please 17:06:10 i'm happy with the "4th col is an IRI" constraint 17:06:20 +1 to Sandro 17:07:30 sandro: i want to see some examples of what i can do with the datasets proposal 17:07:57 AndyS: there were two examples already 17:08:19 http://dvcs.w3.org/hg/rdf/raw-file/default/trig/index.html#sec-graph-statements ;) 17:08:58 sandro: i'm looking for a trig document and a clear notion of what is entailed by it 17:10:01 2011-11-09T17:04:00Z -gavinc 17:10:23 ACTION: AndyS to create a short example for a TriG document and a clear notion of what is entailed by it 17:10:23 Created ACTION-119 - Create a short example for a TriG document and a clear notion of what is entailed by it [on Andy Seaborne - due 2011-11-16]. 17:10:46 q? 17:10:48 zakim, unmute me 17:10:48 JeremyCarroll should no longer be muted 17:10:59 byte, have to go to another meeting. 17:11:01 Sorry, wife needed the phone line for health insurance :\ 17:11:09 -zwu2 17:11:12 +[OpenLink] 17:11:31 Zakim, [OpenLink] is OpenLink_Software 17:11:31 +OpenLink_Software; got it 17:11:34 Zakim, OpenLink_Software is temporarily me 17:11:34 +MacTed; got it 17:11:37 Zakim, mute me 17:11:37 MacTed should now be muted 17:11:39 JeremyCarroll: once you have an example i'll comment on it regarding correspondance with web architecture 17:11:42 zakim, mute me 17:11:42 JeremyCarroll should now be muted 17:11:44 topic: URI aliases for RDF terms 17:11:50 q+ 17:11:52 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdf-wg/2011Nov/0006.html 17:11:54 davidwood: should we just make an issue for this? 17:12:02 ack ivan 17:12:21 ivan: reaction on the list convinced me that this would be difficult 17:12:43 q+ 17:12:55 ack cygri 17:13:04 -yvesr.a 17:13:43 -Scott_Bauer 17:15:19 cygri: RDF/RDFS/OWL URIs are too long and unwieldy. if that ship has really already sailed, then it's sailing into a dead end 17:15:23 i see these alternatives: nothing syntactic abbreviations for common terms (à la turtle/SPARQL's "a" for rdf:type) hideously complex web of owl:sameAs assertions 17:15:33 davidwood: let's keep discussing it on the list 17:15:43 -Peter_Patel-Schneider 17:15:48 bye 17:15:49 bye all 17:15:49 -AZ 17:15:49 ... adjourned 17:15:50 i see these alternatives: 1 do nothing.. 2 syntactic abbreviations for common terms (à la turtle/SPARQL's "a" for rdf:type).. 3 hideously complex web of owl:sameAs assertions 17:15:50 -Ivan 17:15:50 - +1.781.899.aacc 17:15:51 -JeremyCarroll 17:15:51 -davidwood 17:15:53 -swh 17:15:53 - +1.603.897.aagg 17:15:55 -danbri 17:15:57 -cygri 17:15:58 -MacTed 17:16:02 -ericP 17:16:03 -pchampin 17:16:04 -mischat 17:16:09 -AndyS 17:16:18 RRSAgent, make minutes public 17:16:18 I'm logging. I don't understand 'make minutes public', cygri. Try /msg RRSAgent help 17:16:27 RRSAgent, make logs public 17:16:31 -cgreer2 17:24:47 AndyS has joined #rdf-wg 17:52:03 zakim, who is on the phone? 17:52:03 On the phone I see yvesr, ??P31 17:54:13 zakim, bye 17:54:13 leaving. As of this point the attendees were +1.707.318.aaaa, swh, Ivan, +1.540.898.aabb, davidwood, +1.781.899.aacc, +1.415.309.aadd, JeremyCarroll, +3539149aaee, 17:54:13 Zakim has left #rdf-wg 17:54:16 ... +1.650.265.aaff, cgreer2, mischat, zwu2, Peter_Patel-Schneider, Scott_Bauer, +1.603.897.aagg, yvesr, AndyS, danbri, +1.707.861.aahh, +1.617.324.aaii, AZ, gavinc, pchampin, 17:54:18 ... cygri, +1.617.324.aakk, ericP, MacTed 19:22:38 MacTed has joined #rdf-wg 20:11:55 ACTION: Pat to modify RDF Semantics appropriately to hard-code the class extension of rdf:langString to the set of all pairs of strings and language tags 20:11:55 Created ACTION-120 - Modify RDF Semantics appropriately to hard-code the class extension of rdf:langString to the set of all pairs of strings and language tags [on Patrick Hayes - due 2011-11-16]. 20:12:26 ACTION-120? 20:12:26 ACTION-120 -- Patrick Hayes to modify RDF Semantics appropriately to hard-code the class extension of rdf:langString to the set of all pairs of strings and language tags -- due 2011-11-16 -- OPEN 20:12:26 http://www.w3.org/2011/rdf-wg/track/actions/120 20:28:05 ACTION: Danbri to move all content of RDF Concepts section 4, and merge it into RDF Schema section 1 as appropriate (or create a new section?) 20:28:06 Created ACTION-121 - Move all content of RDF Concepts section 4, and merge it into RDF Schema section 1 as appropriate (or create a new section?) [on Dan Brickley - due 2011-11-16]. 20:28:09 ACTION-121? 20:28:09 ACTION-121 -- Dan Brickley to move all content of RDF Concepts section 4, and merge it into RDF Schema section 1 as appropriate (or create a new section?) -- due 2011-11-16 -- OPEN 20:28:09 http://www.w3.org/2011/rdf-wg/track/actions/121 20:55:08 AndyS has joined #rdf-wg 21:27:44 AndyS has joined #rdf-wg 22:04:08 AndyS has left #rdf-wg 22:31:18 swh has joined #rdf-wg