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If an RDF db and an expert system have as much in common as I think they do, they can both be considered a service answering questions. So your comparison would be pretty close to the mark. But a polite waitress is better than no waitress or having Marvin bring the meal. What did Doug Addams die of? (reply offlist) len -----Original Message----- From: Phil Fuhlman [mailto:pfuhlman@D...] Heh, heh, 'Semantic Web'. I like that, sounds like a resturant: "Hello, hello, hello, welcome to the Semantic Web. My name is Tina, I'll be your waitress tonight. Would anyone care to start off with a schema?" "Nah, I want a DTD." "I'm sorry, we don't serve DTDs anymore, all we have are schemas. But we do offer both lite and rigorous schemas." "What? What's the difference." "Well, our rigorous schemas take about 15 minutes to prepare, while our lite schemas treat everything as unbounded strings and all elements having cardinality of 0 to n." "Wow! You call that 'lite'? More like, 'on the edge' I'd say! Gimme one of those!" <sorry - its friday pm...>
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