Re: Facet algebra

"Yannis Tzitzikas" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.infodesign.facetedclassification
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Dear Peter, 

According to my opinion, XFML+ is not the next version of XFML but  
it can be a specialized "clone" of every XFML version.  

XFML implements the faceted classification approach which was 
proposed 80 years ago. Thus it is quite stable.
On the other hand, the extensions that distinguish XFML+  from XFML 
appeared a couple of months ago, and they are still subject of 
intensive research. 
Therefore what I would propose (at least for now) is to add XFML+  
in  http://xfml.org/spec/ as one of the possible clones of XFML. 

Best regards,

Yannis


--- In [email protected], "PeterV" <peter@p...> 
wrote:
> > 
> Which makes me think, maybe I should put your XFML+ on the xfml.org
> site, as an additional version of XFML (http://xfml.org/spec/ has
> versions). Would that be a good idea?
> Peter


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