Competing ontologies
- EvoOnt developed at the University of Zürich, in Switzerland, contains a very complete description of relations for what baetle is trying to do. This ontology is now on baetle server, available to be edited and improoved, with the approval of the University of Zurich, who have joined the mailing list, as owners of course. See EvoOntBomMappings
Listed here are some ontologies that we should look at and work with
- FOAF: The Friend of a Friend Ontology is very important to identify people and relations between them
- DOAP: To describe bugs the Description of a Project ontology is clearly very handy. Local UML diagram at: DoapOntology
- SKOS: there are many ways of organising projects and classifying bugs. The SKOS ontology gives a very lightweigh way of creating metadata for wiki powered ontologies that are project specific, without requiring a full blown ontology such as this one to be designed.
- WorkFlowOntology: Tim Berners Lee wrote out a WorkFlowOntology. Bugs affect workflows. They are in certain states and can have state transitions.
- SIOC Semantically Interlinked Online Communities. We have a bug tracking community to interlink here. Things get Posted to Issues too.
- dcterms: Dublin Core Terms. Very basic but useful vocabulary. Namespace: http://purl.org/dc/terms/
Suggested one we can work with or should be compatible with
