Manageable Approaches to the Semantic Web
Philippe A. Martin, Peter Eklund · 2002
The Semantic Web is usually envisaged as a collection of Web accessible RDF documents that re-use RDF schemas. These schemas are expected to be most often independently designed and hence not sharing many categories. We are unconvinced that this approach is viable because the lack of semantic relationships between the categories will most often make it impossible for future Web search engines to semantically compare RDF statements, and hence use them for logical inferencing or even permit their retrieval.