Jack Park wrote:
>
> Modal logic (couldBe, willBe, etc), conceptual drift, a lot of the
> things you mention here are indeed important to the work of an
> OHS-like system.
>
I'm afraid this observations leads me right back to wondering,
what in the heck is an OHS? If something "OHS-like" contains
mechanisms for modal logic, et al, then an "OHS" is a heck of
a lot more than I had conceived it to be.
I'd be a lot more comfortable if we could distinguish things
like:
* DKR -- Dynamic Knowledge *Repository*
* DKE -- Dynamic Knowledge Engine
(where I would see modal logic, etc.)
* OHS -- Open HyperDocument System.
Precursor to, but not sufficient for, a DKR.
* OCS -- Open Collaboration System
Possibly, but not necessarily, built on an OHS.
That's an off-the-cuff depiction of basic things I *think*
we have been mingling together in our discussions.
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