Azamat, (01)
Thank you very much for adopting a more civil tone in your post this time. (02)
That said ... a CoP (community of practice) allows its members to "get
to know" one another ... who has the knowledge, who they could rely
on, who they would enjoy working with, who they would want to have a
dialog with, etc. ... Therefore, please do not feel indignant if
other members of the community choose not to respond (which would be
what I'd suggest.) (03)
For the 4th time, may I request that you move the exploration of
"whether or not NeOn is a good project" to a different venue. This
could have been a good conversation, if it had started with the right
tone ... but unfortunately, it did not -- and I think we have missed
the chance ... at least, to do it on [ontolog-forum] because of that. (04)
Thanks & regards. =ppy
-- (05)
On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 1:11 PM, Azamat <abdoul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> PY wrote: "All we are supposed to be, is a good conversation."
>
> Well, Peter. As far as "a good coversation...at the end of the working day"
> suggests a mutual expressions of views, exchange of ideas and information, i
> am informally asking the neon coordinator or project officer and the mco
> chair, some friendly questions:
> 1.Which "single-ontology style" do the NeOn people aim to enhance, if any?
> 2. How are they going to collect domain ontologies, as a assortment, a
> library or as an integrated system?
> 3. Where are they planning to place upper ontologies?
> 4. How are the networked ontologies related with the possible standardized
> ontology system of top classes and meanings?
> 5. How the MCO folks are planning to create a "baseline ontology" from three
> partial ontologies of restricted scope. And what sort of "semantic
> foundation was originally developed in the US Army" released recently to the
> public? this as as the dessert.
>
> Wish to underline the John's caveat against ostensible ontology
> standardization (very often there are ostensive ends and real goals):
> " 1. It should be consistent with accepted principles and practices in every
> branch of science, engineering, business, and the arts."
>
> I'd say even more: the standard ontology should be built as a integrative
> framework of all key branches of knowledge.
> Regards,
>
> Azamat Abdoullaev
>
>
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