Re: virus alert(was Re: [xtm-wg] Topic Naming Constraint question)

["Nikita Ogievetsky" <nogievet@cogx.com>]

Lars,

> (Slight mistake in my previous email. Correcting it here.)
> 
> * Nikita Ogievetsky
> |
> | If you just need a label, use <resourceData> with <instanceOf>
> | #description or else.
> 
> * Lars Marius Garshol
> | 
> | I don't want a label, I want names for my topics that will be
> | displayed by all topic map software.  
> 
> I meant: I want labels for my topics that will be displayed by all
> topic map software. I can't expect any software to display my topics
> correctly if I do as you suggest.
>  
I believe that we agreed in Paris that we will have 
core.xtm#label or core.xtm#description 
published core PSI for the "label" occurrence 
for exactly this purpose, so that all XTM software will understand it.

Steve, Graham, can you comment?

Thanks,

Nikita.

PS
I will get back latter with an example of
why automatic merging of conflicting 
baseNames and/or PSIs is dangerous.

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