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This comment is related to the formal semantics document. It is to be expected to have multiple implementations of the ODRL evaluator, it would be a nice-to-have feature that the evaluators must provide and specify which operands, operators, and actions they support (pointing specifically to their ontology definitions). Related to issue #67 it would be nice that an ODRL service provides an RDF document where it specifies what operands, operators, and actions they support.
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There used to be a wiki for the evaluators - https://www.w3.org/2016/poe/wiki/Evaluator - we could set up a couple of hours per month to kickstart and create a few use cases - then add them on demand.
I think the latter part of your issue (ODRL service provides an RDF document where it specifies what operands, operators, and actions they support) is the purpose of a profile.
I read the profile, but saw nothing about the result or the input for an ODRL evaluator. Maybe the vocabulary can be used, but I think the evaluation deserves a more specific set of terms aligned with the tables from the formal semantics that display the examples of the evaluation
This comment is related to the formal semantics document. It is to be expected to have multiple implementations of the ODRL evaluator, it would be a nice-to-have feature that the evaluators must provide and specify which operands, operators, and actions they support (pointing specifically to their ontology definitions). Related to issue #67 it would be nice that an ODRL service provides an RDF document where it specifies what operands, operators, and actions they support.
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