Michael Hedenus

To put it more mathematically: The model-graphs and instance-property-graph are homomorphic, the RDF graph is not.

That is very exciting, maybe an AI can recognize it. > Knowledge engineers need to decide when to model something as a property or an explicit link. That's getting to...

> RDF can implement property graphs, what RDF allows to describe is a superset of what a property graph allows to describe. Well, I think that is currently not completely...

I totally supprt @maximveksler . What are the main goals? What are the current main activities? A lot of things started, but it seems that almost everything except RDFstar fell...

Regarding the very slow progress I support the idea of a living standard!

@namedgraph It might gain progress and higher acceptance outside the somewhat closed group of RDF enthusiasts. Consider the history of HTML5 and recall why WHATWG was founded: The little progress...

@namedgraph Agreed. You don't have to make some mistakes again. I have the feeling that RDF/SPARQL is stalled and a more open process could bring some dynamics.

@namedgraph Again agreed. The high quality level of the RDF/SPARQL specs allow something that is only a theoretical idea in other areas: the seamless migration from one implementation/system to another....