]> April 18. 2003, v0.1 scalable content ontology Adam Souzis ontology for representing content and collections of content By a scalable ontology we mean one that provides more precise representation of content enabling widely disparate sources, system and authorities to annotate and reference each other. Ontologies and generally don't have a way of expressing what a content URL denotes - they just accept the naive assumation that an URI denotes the same thing across time and space. Furthermore, current content management systems (using this term broadly) are closed systems where they control their URI space and can make assumptions about it. 2003-04-10 en http://rx4rdf.sf.net/ns/archive 1 Canonical XML (omits comments) Canonical XML 1