'Ontology Design Patterns':Tasks/References for Exemplary Ontologies - Revision history

MichaelUschold: Odp:Tasks/References for Exemplary Tasks moved to Odp:Tasks/References for Exemplary Ontologies: fix error

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 * The user creates a new reference. The form for a [[:Category:Reference]] is presented (the previous page is automatically setup as subject of the reference)
 * all references are automatically listed at the bottom of the page
-'''IMPORTANT: a [[Category:Reference]] is intended to represent an n-ary relation. References cannot be shared by multiple subjects!'''
+'''IMPORTANT: a [[:Category:Reference]] is intended to represent an n-ary relation. References cannot be shared by multiple subjects!'''
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 *** This list can be extended by editing the '[[Property:ReferenceType]]' page.
 * References have their own page, named as follow: Community:References/<ReferenceLabel>
-* Reference page lists the subject(s)
+* Reference page shows the subject and reference data
 Workflow:
 * from any page a button/link is provided 'add a reference'
-* A form from which the user can select the reference he wants to add and a link if he wants to create a new reference page.
+* The user creates a new reference. The form for a [[:Category:Reference]] is presented (the previous page is automatically setup as subject of the reference)
-*# Selects the reference and press 'add' (the reference page is updated with the new subject)
-*# Create a new reference. The form for a [[:Category:Reference]] is presented (the previous page is automatically setup as subject of the reference)
-*#* the user enter data and creates the reference
 * all references are automatically listed at the bottom of the page
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 ** [[Property:ReferenceSubject]] (automatic, multiple)
 ** [[Property:ReferenceLabel]] (mandatory)
 ** [[Property:ReferenceURL]] (optional)
 ** [[Property:ReferenceType]] (mandatory, enumeration)

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 <noinclude>=====26-02-2010 [[User:MichaelUschold]] says:=====
 I like the workflow. We may later choose to put the references somewhere else, but the bottom of the page is good for now. For example, you might want to list one or two references in the main table, and the rest below.  That is a later frill.
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 ## have an optional URL field in the case of it being a web reference (e.g. called: Propery:ReferenceURL).
 ## in the case of a non-web reference, everything that is needed will be in the ReferenceDescription (e.g. a reference for a paper in a conference proceedings). Often papers have URLs too the .pdf.
-# Having OWL/RDF Ontology as a type of reference will be redundant for patterns and exemplary ontologies, and modeling issues where there already are properties for this (e.g. OWLImplemntation and OntologyURI).   I'm not sure we need a type for ontology at all.
+# Having OWL/RDF Ontology as a type of reference will be redundant for patterns and exemplary ontologies, and modeling issues because there already are properties for this (e.g. OWLImplemntation and OntologyURI).   I'm not sure we need a type for ontology at all.
 # The types of references will therefore include:
 ## Project Home Page (instead of Project Web Site - small difference)