Assume I have:

(3/4)  SKOS concepten schema;

(3/4)  RDFS ontologie (importeert het SKOS schema);

(3/4)  OWL ontologie (importeert de RDFS ontologie);

(3/4)  SHACL ontologie (importeert de RDFS ontologie[1]).


All addressing complementary aspects...



  1.  How needed is the RDFS import by OWL? (guess not)
  2.  Idem for RDFS import by SHACL? (or OWL ignoring the owl-stuff)

Think 1. Can be out, but I doubt about 2. (does the shalcl shape need the class 
working with implicit shapes so no target classes)



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[1] Kan eventueel ook de OWL ontologie zijn omdat SHACL de OWL-aspecten 
simpelweg negeert. Dit geldt niet andersom: de OWL ontologie moet niet de SHACL 
graaf importeren want OWL is strikter.

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