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My intention wasn't to be disruptive to society. However, I don't
know how or why the issue of tastefulness came up particularly as I wasn't even talking about it. I'm the last person who'd care about "tasteful." The point I was making is you can tag your content "gooble gobble f***" for all I care and your own purposes, if that makes it easier for you to find; but I'm not sure where the value is when attempting to share with others.
I didn't realize the world was so delicately balanced lol!
Keith
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Subject: Re: [ontolog-forum] (PLEASE!!...) tasteful tags...
From: Duane Nickull <dnickull@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, March 08, 2007 4:29 pm
To: "[ontolog-forum]" <ontolog-forum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Tasteful Tags brings us full circle back to my point about the
contextual
aspects of ontology. The flawed wine example that Protégé uses is again an
illustration of how many "tags" or "labels" are purely opinions and
an
assertion specific to that context. Wine that tastes "best" to one
person
cannot be considered the "best wine" without some form of qualification
of
where that assertion comes from.
Question: Where does this stop? If a rock solid? To me
it is but to a
neutrino it is not. To water it might not be. To my hand,
yes.
Right and wrong are also values people place on things from their
own
context. This unfortunately results in much disruption in our
world today.
Duane
On 3/8/07 2:24 PM, "Lisa" <lisadawncolvin@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> --- Pat Hayes <phayes@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>> Why should their value be different from that of
>> any other tags? Do you presume that there is a
>> notion of a 'tasteful tag', and that tags which
>> exhibit tastelessness should be treated as
>> second-class?
>
> This brings up an interesting point regarding reasoning about
information from
> tags. Over 10 years
> ago, when I was part of a team mapping a lexicon to Wordnet, there
was concern
> that some of the
> synsets contained derogatory terms mixed in with value-neutral
terms within
> the same synset. We
> ended up introducing various relationships which addressed these
linguistic
> values. Perhaps more
> simply, we can create a collection of tags that are considered to
be
> "judgment" tags - or create
> some other way of representing properties (such as "taste" "user
community",
> etc.) on tags - which
> raise the notion of tags from indexing and nomenclature to a
more
> semantically-expressive system.
>
> Lisa
>
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