On translation of "Requirements for a Web Ontology Language" into Japanese
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Dear Mr. Jeff Heflin, Raphael Volz, Jonathan Dale Hello. This is Shuji KAMITSUNA in Japan. I work for the National Diet Library, Japan. I am sorry but I did not understand the rule I should follow when translating the W3C document. Since the document is not a specification but a draft, I should have asked a permission from you, right? I deleted the translated document from my website. Would you give me permission of translation although this is the ex post facto approval? Sincerely Yours. >Hello. This is Shuji KAMITSUNA in Japan. > >I put the translation of W3C Draft "Requirements for >a Web Ontology Language W3C Working Draft 08 July 2002" >on my website. >URL is : >http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~ax2s-kmtn/internet/webont-req-20020708.html > > >Shuji Kamitsuna wrote: > > > >>Hello. This is Shuji KAMITSUNA in Japan. >>I work for the National Diet Library, Japan. >> >>I am interested in Web ontology and want to translate W3C >>document, "Requirements for a Web Ontology Language >>W3C Working Draft 08 July 2002" into Japanese. >> >>URL of the document is : >>http://www.w3.org/TR/2002/WD-webont-req-20020708/ >> >>Actually, I have already translated the document. It thus >>can be published anytime. However, I translated it to learn >>about ontology, so, I do not have rich knowledge on the >>subject. I am pleased to have someone improve my >>translation or point out the mistakes I made. >> >>--- >>KAMITSUNA, Shuji. >>National Diet Library, Japan. >>[email protected] >> >> >> >> >> > > > >