Thinking Clearly .

OWL 1.1 has been accepted as a member submission at the W3C. Yay!

There is, as is customary, a team comment. It’s pretty minimal with nothing unexpected.

Thanks to Dan Connolly, the W3C team member who reviewed the submission.

There are buglets (or points of dispute, e.g., AllDisjoint in the RDF serialization) in the submission and component documents will probably evolve even before a working group. (There’s also the matter of “outreach” documents.)

There has already been a good discussion of a proposed draft charter for a “NextOnt” working group (the latest version incorporates feedback from the discussion).

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