Re: [foaf-dev] Extending foaf with bio and rel

Bruce,

bio:mother and bio:father imply being a foaf:person.  I was able to get the
data below to validate by dropping the foaf:Person declarations.  Someone
with a stronger grasp of the technical aspects of RDF would have to confirm
this, but my interpretation is that since 'Every value of this property is a
foaf:Person.', the foaf:Person declarations should be left off.

Also, while a human is likely to understand the meaning, and many parsers
are interpret it correctly, the rdf:resources you have listed
are foaf:PersonalProfileDocuments the foaf:Persons would be:
http://brucewhealton.us/BruceWhealton2/foaf.rdf#me and
http://whealton.info/KathleenWhealton/foaf.rdf#me.

Cheers,
Kevin
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On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 10:13 AM, Bruce Whealton <bruce-IKflticWDqMk+I/[email protected]>wrote:

>   Kevin,
>          Thanks for the help.  I had the wrong path for dc.  And I did have
> it inside a foaf[image: Smile with tongue out]erson tag.  Now it doesn’t
> like the way I specify my parents.  I suppose I should add some information
> to specify a name for my parents and maybe some more information.  And does
> father and mother need to be capitalized, which doesn’t seem that it would
> cause the next problem to show up.   It says that ref:resource is not
> allowed in the rdfs[image: Confused smile]eeAlso tag.  Like this:
>
> <bio:father>
>     <foaf:Person>
>             <rdfs:seeAlso rdf:resource="
> http://brucewhealton.us/BruceWhealton2/foaf.rdf"/>
>     </foaf:Person>
> </bio:father>
> <bio:mother>
>      <foaf:Person>
>          <rdfs:seeAlso rdf:resource="
> http://whealton.info/KathleenWhealton/foaf.rdf" />
>      </foaf:Person>
> </bio:mother>
>
>
>

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