Jon Lang wrote:
> Meanwhile, I've been approaching this with the idea of ensuring that
> OWL DL reasoners will be able to make use of the site.  This means
> that SMW has to restrict its semantic capabilities to something that
> can be mapped to OWL DL.  In turn, this means maintaining a strict
> separation between class and individual.  Separating classes and
> individuals by namespace does this rather elegantly, and using the
> Category namespace for this purpose has a lot to be said for it - as
> long as it isn't done to the exclusion of more traditional uses of
> Categories.  In addition, doing this means that you don't need
> separate properties to represent class membership and subclassing: if
> the Class property is used outside of the Category namespace, it
> defines a class/instance relation; if it is used in a Category page,
> it defines a class/subclass relation.

Good points about the difference between OWL DL and OWL Full.
So if you only want to export OWL DL, what would you do with a page like
the President or Dog or Wine pages on Wikipedia, which are pages about a class.
If this page has a category, then this would be an "is a" relation for a class 
which
OWL DL forbids.  Would you just not export such pages?  (How would you
know that a page is about a class and not about an instance such as
George Washington?)  If you do somehow assign the President page a URI and
export it, what about the President category which has the George Washington
URI as an instance?  Does it have the same URI as the President page?

- Jeff



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