Re: [office-metadata] Content duplication and ODF related RDF vocabulary

[Bruce D'Arcus <bruce.darcus@OpenDocument.us>]

On Dec 18, 2006, at 9:09 PM, Svante Schubert wrote:

> There are four span with different styles, which have a word as 
> content from fooA to fooD.
> One semantic is for all of them, "http://ex.net/foo1";

Too vague Svante. Remember the components of the model: 
subject-predicate-object. What you are trying to say about those nodes? 
Does the URI represent the subject, or the predicate (a relation), or 
the object?

And on this ...

> And then there are two splitting and one intersection of semantic:
>
> The semantic 'http://ex.net/foo2' is related with the content 'fooA' 
> and 'fooB'
> The semantic 'http://ex.net/foo3' is related with the content 'fooB' 
> and 'fooC'
> The semantic 'http://ex.net/foo4' is related with the content 'fooC' 
> and 'fooD'

You need similar specificity in the natural language. Why it's helpful 
to illustrate with N3 here.

Bruce