--- I do not see the problem - if it does not make sense to them why force them. "If you want the technology you are developing that implements the concepts you've written papers about to see the light of day you have to prove that it works and is useful. I would bet that the majority of subscribers on this list and the researchers pursuing the semantic web want semantic web technology to see the light of day and think that it can. The current problem is (as i've said numerous times) the partners (industry / enterprise) this community of researchers is relying on to adopt the concepts and implement them simply isn't pulling through. In the absence of an effective partner to deploy semantic web technology solutions and prove the research works the semantic web will remain.... research. So I guess sitting around talking about 'responsibility' waiting for enterprise adopters to rescue you is one option but so far I don't think that has gotten the semantic web much traction." --- Your desire to see semantic web technology hit the market seems to me to be much stronger than mine and likely others. I think we just have opposite points of view. I believe in the (slightly) passive approach giving everyone their freedom and you seem to be advocating a more active approach in disseminating technology. Both valid ideas and I doubt we will convince each other. :o) Cheers, ChristianReceived on Wed Jan 18 2006 - 23:20:49 EST
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