Two Areas To Cover in 20 minutes
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2008-05-28T12:55:38
Final Report - room for improvement
European Union's ISA Programme working on creating/identifying Core Vocabularies.
These will re-use a lot of existing terms - trying very hard not to reinvent the wheel.
However… some new terms need to be minted and the documentation needs to be permanent.
A year ago the namespace would have been
http://www.semic.eu/coreperson#
Now, semic.eu is being closed and replaced so the current possibility is:
http://joinup.eu/isa/core-vocabularies/person#
Better
http://coreperson.org/ns#
Such a site could have a 'living will' - a third party agreeing to take on the domain permanently if the current owner is unable to do so.
Change is part of life. That's not the problem. Rather, problems arise from:
Change is part of life. That's not the problem. Rather, problems arise from:
Change is part of life. That's not the problem. Rather, problems arise from:
Change is part of life. That's not the problem. Rather, problems arise from:
http://www.w3.org/2011/Talks/1208-phila-persistence/
Phil Archer <phila@w3.org>
Come back in 20 years' time and see if the URI still works!)