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W3C RDF Core Working Group Logs > 2003 > 2003-03 > 2003-03-11 (Search)
16:03:08 Users on #rdfcore: logger DaveB GK RRSAgent em jjc @bwm
16:05:06 <GK> GK is now known as gk-scribe
16:05:20 <jjc> jeremy, frank
16:05:23 <jjc> brian, daveb
16:05:25 <jjc> graham
16:05:28 <jjc> ericm
16:05:48 <em> regrets from ...
16:05:54 <em> Jan, MikeD, Jos
16:06:00 <gk-scribe> Regrets: Jan, MikeD, Jos
16:06:33 <gk-scribe> Present, PatH
16:07:14 <gk-scribe> [Brian wonder's if we're quorate]
16:07:32 <gk-scribe> jjc: suggests we make decisions, and then ask the group to ratify or challenge
16:09:11 <DaveB> +1 617 252 7000
16:10:43 <gk-scribe> Brian proposes: we progress as WG meeting, and send announcements of decisions after next meeting
16:11:32 <gk-scribe> Item 1. XML literal equality
16:11:35 <gk-scribe> [issue tag?]
16:12:00 <DaveB> reagle-01 XMLLiteral equality
16:12:08 * gk-scribe thanks dave
16:12:44 <DaveB>http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003Mar/0025.html
16:12:46 <jjc>http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003Mar/0025.html
16:13:52 <gk-scribe> WebOnt's problem: given XML literal, compare with self, answer depends on parser implementation.
16:16:19 <gk-scribe> Joseph's point: if decision is not definitive, why try at all (?)
16:16:54 <bwm>http://www.w3.org/TR/rdf-concepts/#section-XMLLiteral
16:17:18 <gk-scribe> ... value space of XML literal is canonical XML
16:17:53 <jjc>http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-webont-wg/2003Jan/att-0533/01-msg
16:18:27 <gk-scribe> Syntax talks about XML->Graph transformation
16:19:57 <DaveB>http://www.w3.org/TR/2003/WD-rdf-syntax-grammar-20030123/#parseTypeLiteralPropertyElt
16:20:11 <gk-scribe> Parser variability may result in variability in inference as defined by Concepts
16:20:41 <gk-scribe> We allow some freedom concerning comments and not-visibly-used namepsaces
16:21:00 <gk-scribe> Those choices are preserved by lexical->value mapping in concepts
16:23:08 <gk-scribe> Proposed that the lex->value mapping discards comments and not-visible-used namespaces, with commentary text that resoning systems should canonicalize on input.
16:24:34 <gk-scribe> Also has advantage that text is easier to understand.
16:25:13 <gk-scribe> Downside is that minimum RDF implementation is more complex, by introducing requirement to canonicalize.
16:25:36 <gk-scribe> Maybe, "SHOULD canonicalize"?
16:26:26 <gk-scribe> E.g. RSS tool that uses XHTML markup, but doesn't need to reason over XML literals
16:27:58 <gk-scribe> Brian: we're getting too worried about implementation. A non-canonical form is a perfectly good representation of a canonicalized form.
16:28:51 <gk-scribe> Q+
16:30:10 <gk-scribe> PatH prefers abstract syntax to be canonicalized
16:31:40 * em wonders if we can use zakim as floor control even if we cant take advantage of the rest of zakim/telecon features
16:31:59 <em> q+ gk-scribe
16:31:59 * Zakim sees gk-scribe on the speaker queue
16:32:28 <gk-scribe> Q+ to ask is the issue here that6 XML datatype is hardwired into the RDF core, other datatypes are not?
16:32:29 * Zakim sees gk-scribe on the speaker queue
16:32:34 * em wonders if bwm wants zakim to help with floor control ?
16:32:55 * bwm didn't know zakim was here
16:33:09 * em just invited him... "em wonders if we can use zakim as floor control even if we cant take advantage of the rest of zakim/telecon features"
16:34:59 <gk-scribe> q-
16:34:59 * Zakim sees no one on the speaker queue
16:36:14 <gk-scribe> Summing up... people want a new proposal in which syntax requires canonicalization, so c14n doesn't appear in L2V mapping and reasoning is sound.
16:36:50 <gk-scribe> Brian: abstract syntax requires C14N without comments, implememtations are free to use non-C14N as representation of C14N form.
16:37:56 <gk-scribe> (I think we can require N-triples to use C14N form, and still use Brian's suggestion.)
16:38:24 <gk-scribe> (... but Brian points out that breaks test cases.)
16:39:41 <em> +Mike_Dean
16:39:42 * Zakim wonders where Mike_Dean is
16:39:42 <gk-scribe> What implementations C14-ize? Jena, RDFLib, ....
16:41:04 <gk-scribe> Suggest: Require C14N, but add note in concepts that implementations can use non-C14N form internally to represent the C14N form
16:42:38 <gk-scribe> PatH: Then XML datatype is less of a datatype, more like string. Minimal change suggests keep XML literals as-are.
16:44:20 <gk-scribe> Patrick's preference is to keep comments. But this could lead to problems in pipelined implementations.
16:45:15 <DaveB>http://www.w3.org/TR/2003/WD-rdf-syntax-grammar-20030123/#parseTypeLiteralPropertyElt
16:45:16 <DaveB> 7.2.17
16:45:48 <gk-scribe> ACTION: jjc, to come back with a proposal that abstract syntax is C14N, with comments.
16:45:49 * RRSAgent records action 1
16:46:06 <bwm> thats abstract syntax for xml literal
16:46:40 <gk-scribe> Item -- social meaning
16:46:52 <gk-scribe> pfps-14 Social Meaning
16:47:08 <gk-scribe> Jeremy reports from meeting at Plenary.
16:47:25 <DaveB>http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003Mar/0027.html
16:47:45 <gk-scribe> Unanimous recomendation to strike social meaning, and attendant issues.
16:50:18 <gk-scribe> Subsequently, GK has proposed: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003Mar/0029.html
16:50:44 <gk-scribe> DanBri seconded
16:51:47 <gk-scribe> GK proposes, EM seconds, no objections or abstentions
16:51:51 <gk-scribe> carried
16:52:27 <gk-scribe> Actions arising:
16:52:46 <gk-scribe> Check other sections of concepts doc
16:53:20 <DaveB> (rdfms-assertion appears in no WD)
16:53:31 <DaveB> (but words arising do)
16:53:45 <gk-scribe> Primer has example of people making statements in RDF. But the intended use hasn't chjamged, just that we're not trying to say what that is.
16:54:17 * gk-scribe notes that no LC comments about this came up against any other docs
16:54:43 <gk-scribe> ACTION: GK, delete section 4 of concepts
16:54:43 * RRSAgent records action 2
16:54:58 <gk-scribe> ACTION BWM: move rdfms-assertion to proposed
16:54:58 * RRSAgent records action 3
16:56:02 <gk-scribe> ACTION EDITORS: review docs for consequential changes
16:56:02 * RRSAgent records action 4
16:57:51 <gk-scribe> ACTION EM: to raise issue with CG "to prioritize further discussion, co-ordinated with the TAG over URI denotation"
16:57:51 * RRSAgent records action 5
16:58:26 <gk-scribe> >>>>>>
16:58:28 <gk-scribe> hendler-01 literals in parsetype collection
16:58:51 <jjc> redialing
16:58:52 <gk-scribe> DaveB proposes: Sorry, too late ;-)
17:02:18 * gk-scribe is the fact that encoding literals in lists suffciient cause to make a change?
17:02:31 * gk-scribe ... is ugly ...
17:03:02 <gk-scribe> Possible form of response:
17:03:31 <gk-scribe> Resolve to reject, on grounds... difficult change to syntax... late stage of affairs
17:03:46 <gk-scribe> s/Reject/Postpone/ ??
17:05:02 <DaveB>http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003Mar/0034.html
17:05:06 <DaveB> ^- my summary so far
17:05:34 <gk-scribe> Propose to postpone ... would require extyensive change to current spec ... not critical as resulting graph is still describable in RDF/XML ...
17:06:02 <bwm> propose: RDFCore resolves to postpone this issue on the grounds:
17:06:11 <DaveB> would require extensive changes to current spec
17:06:11 <DaveB> not a critical requirement
17:06:14 <DaveB> for webont
17:06:39 <DaveB> that it would involve considering several different approaches, taking time
17:06:58 <DaveB> and consequent changes to syntax draft, test cases, implementations
17:07:03 <DaveB> and primer
17:08:11 <gk-scribe> Proposed bwm, seconder Jeremy
17:08:22 <gk-scribe> None against, none abstain
17:08:23 <jjc> s/bwm/DaveB
17:08:55 <gk-scribe> >>>>>>
17:09:02 <gk-scribe> hodder-01 RDF in HTML
17:09:44 <DaveB>http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003Mar/0032.html
17:10:57 <gk-scribe> Second: GK
17:11:06 <gk-scribe> None against, none abstain
17:11:14 <gk-scribe> CARRIED
17:11:14 <gk-scribe> >>>>>
17:11:23 <gk-scribe> krech-01 emptyPropertyElt ambiguity
17:12:26 <gk-scribe> ACTION DaveB: respond to WEBONT on Hendler-01
17:12:27 * RRSAgent records action 6
17:12:33 <DaveB> (& to hendler)
17:12:47 <gk-scribe> ACTION GK: respond to (various people) on pfps-14
17:12:47 * RRSAgent records action 7
17:13:05 <gk-scribe> NOTE: hold off responses until after Friday
17:13:55 <gk-scribe> ACTION DaveB: respond to commentator on hodder-o1
17:13:55 * RRSAgent records action 8
17:14:21 <DaveB> krech-01,jjc-01 prposal to accept http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003Mar/0033.html
17:14:59 * em mutes, be back in 3 min
17:15:13 <gk-scribe> DaveB proposes, per URI above
17:15:33 <gk-scribe> Seconded: GK
17:15:46 <gk-scribe> No onjections, no abstentions
17:15:53 <gk-scribe> CARRIED
17:15:56 <gk-scribe> Actions...
17:16:07 <gk-scribe> ACTION DaveB: to respond
17:16:07 * RRSAgent records action 9
17:16:32 <gk-scribe> ACTION DaveB: to update docs as outlined in message
17:16:32 * RRSAgent records action 10
17:16:45 <gk-scribe> >>>>>>
17:16:59 <gk-scribe> pfps-15 Say anything quote
17:17:19 <DaveB>http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003Mar/0054.html
17:17:37 <DaveB> ^-frankM's proposal for pfps-15 etc.
17:23:23 <gk-scribe> Suggest s/information/statements/ in Franks revised wording???
17:24:37 <bwm> These examples also illustrate one of the basic architectural
17:24:37 <bwm> principles of the Web, which is that anyone should be able to freely add rdf statements about a resource, using any rdf vocabulary they please
17:24:37 <bwm> [BERNERS-LEE98].
17:24:43 <gk-scribe> Another suggestion: s/information/RDF statements/ in Franks revised wording???
17:27:47 <bwm> These examples also illustrate that anyone should be able to freely add rdf statements about a resource, using any rdf vocabulary they please
17:28:45 <jjc> These examples show that anyone should be able to freely add rdf statements about a resource, using any rdf
17:28:45 <jjc> vocabulary they please
17:29:01 <gk-scribe> Brian, I like that... maybe follow with "This is in keeping with a basic architectiral principle of the web ... [BERNERS-LEE98]
17:29:34 <jjc> illustrating the basic architectural principles of the Web "anyone [is] (technically) allowed to say anything about anything"
17:29:53 <jjc> [BERNERS-LEE98].
17:30:23 <gk-scribe> (jjc, that works for me)
17:30:31 <jjc> q+
17:30:31 * Zakim sees jjc on the speaker queue
17:32:20 <bwm> ack jjc
17:32:21 * Zakim sees no one on the speaker queue
17:34:50 <gk-scribe> Proposed: Frank's edirorial discretion to amend wording in light of the comment
17:35:15 <gk-scribe> Proposed: PatH
17:35:43 <gk-scribe> Seconded: Eric
17:35:45 <gk-scribe> None opposed, jjc abstains
17:36:11 <gk-scribe> ACTION FrankM: make change as discussed
17:36:11 * RRSAgent records action 11
17:36:24 <gk-scribe> ACTION FrankM: to respond
17:36:24 * RRSAgent records action 12
17:37:04 <gk-scribe> >>>>>>
17:37:13 <gk-scribe> danc-03 rdf/xml reification examples
17:40:21 <gk-scribe> Frank's response: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003Mar/0054.html
17:44:42 <gk-scribe> Proposed: Frank's editorial discretion to amend wording in light of the comment
17:44:48 <gk-scribe> Proposed: Frank
17:44:54 <gk-scribe> Seconded PatH
17:45:07 <bwm>http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2003Mar/0054.html
17:45:33 <gk-scribe> Proposal is discretion to make changes per message cited.
17:46:06 <gk-scribe> No objections, no abstentions
17:46:10 <gk-scribe> >>>>>>>>
17:46:21 <gk-scribe> pfps-17 namespace v vocabulary
17:47:09 <gk-scribe> Frank proposes to s/namespace/vocabulary/, except when sopecifically talking about XML namespaces
17:48:40 <DaveB> DaveB: comment on section "The RDF Vocabulary" with rdf namespace URI reference ...
17:50:40 <gk-scribe> Technically, "namespace name" is the technically correct term for "namespace URI [ref]" (per [XML-names]) ...???
17:52:47 <gk-scribe> DaveB seconds
17:52:53 <gk-scribe> None against, none abstain
17:52:57 <jjc> rdf core wg can say nothing about nothing without offending someone ...
17:53:05 <gk-scribe> ACTION FrankM: respond to Peter
17:53:05 * RRSAgent records action 13
17:53:26 <gk-scribe> ACTION FrankM: update the document
17:53:26 * RRSAgent records action 14
17:55:04 <gk-scribe> ACTION BWM: re-post biolerplate for response to comment
17:55:04 * RRSAgent records action 15
17:58:06 <DaveB> pat - horrocks-01 pfps-01 on friday
17:58:09 <DaveB> pat - qu-03
17:58:21 <DaveB> jjc - "pfps-23 is easy"
17:58:27 <DaveB> gk - williams-0?
17:58:34 <gk-scribe> williams-01
18:00:09 <gk-scribe> I think there are possible proposals for pfps-16, -18, -22, -23. I'd need to think about them
18:00:10 <DaveB> daveb - timbl01
18:00:41 <gk-scribe> Meeting closed.
18:01:06 <DaveB> logger, pointer?
18:01:06 <DaveB> See http://ilrt.org/discovery/chatlogs/rdfcore/2003-03-11#T18-01-06
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