Dear Kingsley,
I think you are missing the point I am trying to make.
Words typically have multiple meanings, indeed just one meaning is rather
unusual. So you need a way to pick out which meaning you mean this time when
you are using it, especially when it is out of context.
A term has a single defined meaning within a defined context, so you have
some chance of knowing where you are. A good way to distinguish between
different possible meanings of a word is to add words to your term to
provide disambiguation.
Regards
Matthew (01)
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Subject: Re: [ontolog-forum] LInked Data meme revisited (02)
On 12/11/13 7:20 AM, Matthew West wrote:
> On 12/11/13 3:15 AM, Matthew West wrote:
>> >Dear Kingsley,
>> >I would say "term of one or more words" where you have used "word".
>> >Regards
>> >Matthew
> Please provide an excerpt from the post to which your suggestion applies.
> [MW>] You wrote on Google Plus (link in your post below) The
> connection between "Words" and HTTP URIs (which are different kinds of
> identifiers) is often lost or overlooked when attempting to understand
> the principles outlined in +Tim Berners-Lee's original Linked Data
> meme. In this post, I am going express the essence of the meme using
> using "hyperlinked words" to aid comprehension.
Thanks! (03)
Changed to:
The connection between words, phrases, and HTTP URIs (which are all
different *kinds* of identifiers) is often lost or overlooked when
attempting to understand the principles outlined in Tim Berners-Lee's
original Linked Data meme. (04)
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