sbp: Sounds pretty good. What I take from this is that OWL Full is the essence of OWL, and that people shouldn't be put off thinking that its semantics are a broken-DL; it's more like they should be thought of in terms of operational semantics, like any common-or-garden programming language.
sbp: In other words, some undertone of "the face of OWL should opt-out of the logic crowd", but much more incremental and less overt. One might almost say tactful.
sbp: And also with the important point that this doesn't reduce the impact of OWL DL in any way: OWL DL is still there, people, can still use it; it's still valuable in various domains, as was at length thoughtfully pointed out to me, and still deserves to be maintained.
sbp: In other words, some undertone of "the face of OWL should opt-out of the logic crowd", but much more incremental and less overt. One might almost say tactful.
sbp: And also with the important point that this doesn't reduce the impact of OWL DL in any way: OWL DL is still there, people, can still use it; it's still valuable in various domains, as was at length thoughtfully pointed out to me, and still deserves to be maintained.
sbp: “Good Practice: Information provided directly in RDF, or information for which automated means can be used to discover corresponding RDF, contributes to the self-describing Semantic Web.”
sbp: Via TWSW.
sbp: Via TWSW.
danieljohnlewis: "Is Semantic Web Technology Taking the Wrong Turn?" by Christoph Bussler in IEEE Computing
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