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Subject: Re: [wsdm] Terminology in the requirements
Igor, et. al Although I agree with your general comment that we don't want to limit ourselves to a traditional agent based model, I do not agree with your interpretation of what a managed object means. In fact, the term "managed object" is used to generalize on the manageability representation and interfaces of a resource that is managed without promoting an agent based or agent less model and I don't interpret the use of "managed object" as you described it. Nonetheless, I'm not religious about these things. Cheers, H. -- Sedukhin, Igor S wrote:
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