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Amanda Vizedom wrote:
> Good catch, Mike. I was being sloppy and conflating to the one I find
> most exciting. :-)
>
> I agree that Linked Data is more general and should be the terminology
> incorporated. There's no reason to call out the Open subspecies here.
>
> Amanda
>
> On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 09:09, Mike Bennett <mbennett@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> <mailto:mbennett@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
>
> Hi Amanda,
>
> You might want to double check the terminology around Linked Data
> versus
> Linked Open Data. There is a lot of semantic web activity specifically
> under the heading of Linked Data and the #linkeddata hashtag, of which
> Linked Open Data as I understand it is one particular initiative.
> I know
> some of the people in the space are quite particular about terminology
> and I would not want us to produce text that appears to either exclude
> or ignore Linked Data. It has a huge amount of traction.
>
> The best people to check with about the precise terminology under
> Linked
> Data would be Kingsley Idehen, Tommy Heath, Ian Davis, Georgi
> Kobilarov
> or even Tim B-L himself. It is a very important movement within
> semantic
> technology, indeed to many newcomers in that space it looks like the
> whole of semantic technology (not a view I share, or that I would
> ascribe to the thought leaders listed above). LOD is an application of
> this approach.
>
> I would very much like to see people in the Linked Data community
> exposed to a wider range of knowledge about ontologies and semantics
> outside of the rather more technical LD domain.
>
> Mike
>
> Amanda Vizedom wrote:
> > Fabian,
> >
> > For your editorial assessment / pruning / improvement, here is a
> pass
> > at what I suggested in discussion and chat regarding how to mention
> > the Semantic Web:
> >
> > The growth of projects based in Semantic Web approaches and
> > technologies is a significant source of demand for trained
> > ontologists. Additional demand comes from developments such as the
> > Linked Open Data movement, Semantic Services, Semantic
> Enterprise and
> > other areas of development arising in part from the Semantic Web's
> > history and technology stack. At the same time, a variety of
> > ontology-based approaches, loosely grouped as Semantic
> > Interoperability have come to the fore as potential solutions to
> > critical Interoperability problems. Efforts and directives to
> increase
> > Transparency, within and across organizations, are also increasingly
> > recognized to be areas in which semantic technologies --
> specifically,
> > technologies that incorporate and rely on ontologies -- can help.
> >
> > In each of these cases, the success of the efforts mentioned depends
> > on the availability of well-trained ontologists, capable of
> designing
> > and building the needed ontologies and co-designing the
> integration of
> > the ontologies with the overall architectures. Without well-rounded
> > ontologists, Semantic Web projects, Semantic SOA, Semantic
> > Interoperability, and others face the danger of making errors that
> > ontology as a discipline learned ten or twenty years ago, and so a
> > very real danger of project failure. Without well-trained
> ontologists
> > who can recognized and avoid such early errors, many otherwise
> > unnecessary failures seem likely.
> >
> > Currently, however, many Semantic Web and related projects are
> working
> > without knowledge of ontology principles and history. Even if those
> > leading such efforts want to do otherwise, they do not know how to
> > find the ontologists they need. There is no reliable way for such
> > projects to distinguish qualified ontologists from those who have
> > simply claimed the title, and no reliable way for such projects and
> > existing qualified ontologists to find each other.
> > Best,
> > Amanda
> >
> >
> >
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