Re: [libdb-develop] Re: On Naming A Person and The Cultural And Familiar Divide
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From: Morten F. <mo...@mf...> - 2004-01-12 23:58:03
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Hi all, This just a quick note to introduce myself: Morten Frederiksen, Denmark:=20 Freelance developer etc., mostly working with RDF in general and FOAF... On Monday 12 January 2004 21:00, Bruce D'Arcus wrote: > See this for an RDF-specific discussion: > http://rdfweb.org/topic/NamesInFoaf =2E.. where the issues of names came up (again) last year, resulting in t= he=20 above draft proposal. Bruce pointed me to this project from a post of his, but it turns out I'd= =20 already heard a bit about it, and have run into Morbus before. In the FOAF project we'll likely soon(tm) be revisting the subject of nam= es,=20 and also how to model the various levels of ownership and "levels" of a w= ork.=20 I shall soon be reading up on FRBR... On the names issue, I think it's best in the long run to get something=20 "right", not just stick to first name and last name, western idiosyncrasi= es.=20 However, I do realize that it's not at the top of the priority list of th= is=20 project, and that getting initial data into it may be impossible without=20 simplification, but perhaps a long-term project goal could be to have use= rs=20 world wide contribute to getting all movie-people's names "marked up" wit= hin=20 a model like the above proposes... Anyway, I'm currently busy with other stuff, but will follow this list an= d=20 project (there's obviously some overlap with the FOAF project), hopefully= =20 being able to contribute something sometime. Regards, Morten |