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David Chasteen

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Aug 23, 2011, 9:25:09 PM8/23/11
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Yay, and thank you.  I will try it tomorrow and exercise it to its limits.  Do you have (or need help to) document it?

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    Simon Jupp <simon...@gmail.com> Aug 22 05:31PM +0100 ^
     
    There is a new version of SKOSEd for Protege 4.1 available on the
    google code website
    http://code.google.com/p/skoseditor/downloads/list. There are bound to
    be some bugs, so post any problem to this list. This version still
    treats SKOS labels as data properties, these need to be changed to
    annotation properties and I will put some tooling in the next release
    to help users update their SKOS files accordingly.
    Cheers
    Simon

     

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David Chasteen

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Aug 23, 2011, 9:27:26 PM8/23/11
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Question:  should we simply use the "Label" annotation of Protege and ignore the data property for label?  Or will that break anything?  Reasoning?

Simon Jupp

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Aug 24, 2011, 5:47:28 AM8/24/11
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Hi David, 
Yes, all labels should be used as annotation properties. I would remove any data property labels. If you see the new version of SKOSEd that I uploaded last night you will see that all SKOS specific labels, like preferred label, alt label and hidden label are treated as annotations now. If you have any old SKOS files that use label data properties, you can simply convert these to annotation using the "convert labels to annotations" option in the SKOSEd menu.

Cheers
Simon

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