Semantic artefacts can be built with very different methodologies (processes) depending on the available resources and the expertise of the practitioner. These methodologies should be documented or references should be provided to published third-party methodologies. This will allow users of the artefact to assess the quality and applicability of the semantic artefact.
To support interoperability and prevent poorly formed ontologies (in terms of structure and content), the community of practice should work toward harmonising, documenting, and publishing methodologies. These can be used as a training resource for newcomers and guidelines for expert practitioners.
Semantic artefacts can be built with very different methodologies (processes) depending on the available resources and the expertise of the practitioner. These methodologies should be documented or references should be provided to published third-party methodologies. This will allow users of the artefact to assess the quality and applicability of the semantic artefact.
To support interoperability and prevent poorly formed ontologies (in terms of structure and content), the community of practice should work toward harmonising, documenting, and publishing methodologies. These can be used as a training resource for newcomers and guidelines for expert practitioners.