Hi Aleksander,
The wiki talk page seems more appropriate for this.
I can create a dbpedia-ontology discussion mailing list if we have more
people interested in this (please speak up).
The workflow should be like this: 1) make your changes 2) provide the
rational for the change in the talk page of the property / class, 3) if
needed, discuss and coordinate efforts, 4) use the mailing list for very
big changes.
BTW, switching from owl:Thing to a high level class & in obvious cases like
'residence' might not need any documentation at all.
What do you mean with human-readable description? we have rdfs:label and
rdfs:comment available, do you need anything else?
{{label|en|residence}}
{{comment|en|the place where ... }}
Best,
Dimitris
On Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 7:50 PM, apoh...@o2.pl <apoh...@o2.pl> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> following the discussion of predicate constraints I would like to know
> where should I discuss the proposed changes. E.g. I would like to change
> the residence [1] range constraint from Thing to Place, but I would like to
> discuss it first. Shall I use this discussion group or maybe it's better to
> use the discussion feature of the ontology wiki. Is anyone observing these
> discussions?
>
> What is more - does it make sense to provide a human-readable description
> of the predicate? Which predicate should be used in such case?
>
> Kind regards,
> Aleksander
>
> [1] http://mappings.dbpedia.org/index.php/OntologyProperty:Residence
>
>
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