Dear all,

I am working since many years on a music wikipedia called Rock in China and
we have decided recently to go for a semantic wikipedia and to make use of
the music ontology in our semantic properties and relations between data.

Looking around the internet I was not able to find a proper tutorial that
shows exactly what needs to be done. Only bits and pieces for experienced
semantic users are available that leave me slightly puzzled.

From my understanding of the Music Ontology, am I correct that:
Classes refer to Categories in MediaWiki
Properties --> Properties

However what is the meaning of e.g.
http://musicontology.com/#term_label
versus the actual class
http://musicontology.com/#term_Label
shouldn't the property be something like "ispartoflabel" or so?

Surplus, to import the ontology I used the following page:
MediaWiki:Smw import mo
with the content
http://purl.org/ontology/mo/ | [http://musicontology.com/ Music Ontology
Specification]
 activity_end|Type:Date
 activity_start|Type:Date

Is that correct?

Last but not least, from my understanding of the proposed relations and
their level of detail I was not able to see a one-way relationship for:
artist hasrecord record

does that exist? Or is that not possible in one step with the music
ontology?

Thanks a lot for your help
Max

:record foaf:maker :artist .

Cheers,
Yves

Hello and thanks for the quick responses!

*The foaf:made/foaf:maker specifically, e.g. *
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:record foaf:maker :artist . *
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I read on the Semantic Mediawiki page that foaf stands for Friend of a
Friend and belongs to another ontology, correct?

From what I see I will not be able to make use of most of the Music
Ontology because the data our wiki has (1600 artists, 1000 records) will
never get down to that level of detail (produced, composed, sound, recorded
where, etc.). Due to the nature of our wiki we are often enough glad if we
get to know that an artists has a record at all and we have a cover image
or a track list. Sometimes not even that. Nevertheless I would like to use
as many of the provided spec as possible.

Cheers
Max