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@gridinoc I tend to use this site for getting the dates: http://bit.ly/SaQOm But really, it's based on one's personal beliefs. :)10:19 AM Nov 7th from TweetDeck in reply to gridinoc
RT @vasusrini: One man's curation is another man's junk. :)6:03 AM Nov 7th from TweetDeck
Congrats @dantunkelang on the move to Google! http://bit.ly/2Zd5Oc6:03 AM Nov 7th from TweetDeck
Samhain blessings to folks following the astronomical calendar!5:59 AM Nov 7th from TweetDeck
An amusement for those thinking about provenance, from the comic strip Unshelved: http://bit.ly/10mzkx :)11:07 AM Nov 5th from TweetDeck
Just learned the US granted a patent for "creating" unicorns. In 1984. Really?!?6:07 AM Nov 5th from TweetDeck
@smyles Thanks Stuart, but it was more to ferret out some info in response to @joreilly and @johnbreslin. Would be cool, but can't now. :/11:55 AM Nov 4th from TweetDeck in reply to smyles
You know you're a working mom when 2 minutes into a webinar the school nurse calls, you do your thing, run to school, and get back for Q&A!11:07 AM Nov 4th from TweetDeck
Getting ready to present to the #TaxonomyCommunityofPractice on "Developing an Ontology" with @ralphtq. http://bit.ly/2hVKwF9:27 AM Nov 4th from TweetDeck
RT @smyles: @cjmconnors iptc has decided to rdfize newsml-g2 and eventsml-g2, which doesn't exclude sportsml but doesn't include it either9:11 AM Nov 4th from TweetDeck
@kendall I'm more worried about the 6 degrees of separation. Again related to the notion of contingent remainders for entailments in UK.9:04 AM Nov 4th from TweetDeck in reply to kendall
@kendall Sure, if you coin them, sameAs all you like! It's when you start linking the data I get nervous... dbpedia, freebase, what have you7:49 AM Nov 4th from TweetDeck in reply to kendall
Ahh reification... I prefer the conservative approach myself. But that's the beauty of free speech on the web! :)7:40 AM Nov 4th from TweetDeck
@kendall Yes, but if you're not 100% sure what that web resource is representing, how can you /know/ it's the sameAs?7:39 AM Nov 4th from TweetDeck in reply to kendall
@smyles Some folks are looking for sports (soccer) models - has IPTC made any decisions about RDF-izing its News, Events, SportsMLs yet?7:31 AM Nov 4th from TweetDeck
@communicating This isn't really the medium for this! I hope I'm not making it worse... maybe I'll try to blog it later today.7:28 AM Nov 4th from TweetDeck
@communicating BUT I wouldn't use sameAs for term level matching (maybe definition level), or relative concepts like faith; use seeAlso.7:28 AM Nov 4th from TweetDeck
@communicating SO, :"Christine Manuel" owl:sameAs :"Christine Connors" (maiden name) since I have not changed genetically, just my label.7:09 AM Nov 4th from TweetDeck
@communicating If two things can have "lives" of their own, they should not be noted as being the "same."7:01 AM Nov 4th from TweetDeck in reply to communicating
@communicating I think that owl:sameAs is use far too often as a convenience, for things that are not truly the SAME. ARGH to the 140 ...7:00 AM Nov 4th from TweetDeck in reply to communicating