Hi Nadja -
To my knowledge ISO has not published, nor is intending to publish, instances of topic maps representing the content of their numerous publications, using either their (ISO's) standard for Topic Maps (ISO/IEC 13250), or any other ISO or non-ISO standard. Forgive me if I ever gave that impression.
You provided a nice link to unofficial topic map standards, thank you. Here's others: http://www.garshol.priv.no/download/tmlinks.html [3].
Theoretically W3C is engaged in mapping Topic Maps to an RDF representation, but I've not seen the fruits of that (important!) work. I hope when such is published all questions about copyrights will be concommitantly resolved.
Regards - john
On 05.09.2012 03:17, Nadja Kutz wrote:
John McClure wrote:
"Nadja conflated our asking about ISO Topic
Maps as a base design standard with incorporating ALL ISO STANDARDS EVER PUBLISHED into the wikidata database"
their publications are topic
maps? Because there exists a ISO Topic Map metamodel? wikidata people have changed their min
with RDF that is I think it may just be
quite a bit more messy moreover my impression is that there is more RDF linked da
ud (see e.g. moreover I didn't say to use ALL ISO STANDARDS
EVER PUBLISHED but suggested to use these
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s doesnt exclude that one could use in the end all ISO standards
ever published, but one could do so incrementally. rephrase it and ask again? (The reference to "previous email" and link
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Links: ------ [1] http://article.gmane.org/gmane.org.wikimedia.wikidata/576 [2] http://www.iso.org/iso/copyright.htm [3] http://www.garshol.priv.no/download/tmlinks.html