terms confused

In my previous posts [1] I attempted to describe the problem, approaching from the information science point of view. I developed MOM since my very first semesters of my course of studies, so that I already dropped the usual information science approaches of organizing information when I were taught these. Hence I am not strong in these. Having to research on thesauri for my diploma thesis was a problem, but to avoid to let it become a problem for the thesis' assessment I took strong web research to get the thesaurus terms and implications clear. That effort was honoured by an A (i.e. excellent) rating for the thesis. But it also leaves the gaps relating to other kinds of term organizing ontologies and terminologies.

For you readers of this blog, I attempted to guide you from any kind of term organizing ontology to MOM; but in fact I am not firm in the fields of ontologies. So, I likely confused the terms. I researched to get the terms clear, but all I found was that the terms as is are treated to be not clear yet. So my only hope to get a clear approach would be to ascertain the currently most preferred set of definitions of the terms mentioned.

But since I am seeking a job, I don't have that much time as I would like to have to perform such a research/retrieval approach. So I drop this approach for now. If you can define the terms involved, I would greatly appreciate, if you would contribute any of the definition(s) in the comments of this post or any of the previous ones!


[1] referred previous posts:

• Usability problem in the widespread 'is a' approach
• From the Information Science local point of view (upgraded)
• From the Information Science local point of view

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Updates: 20070624: Tagged the posting. Updated the posting style (layout) to my current style, such as using blockquotes when appropriate, more precise word picks, better grammar. Removed my workaround for backlinks blogger.com didn't support in earlier times. Now, backlings are there, therefore the bypass can be dropped.

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Updates: 20070624: Tagged the posting. Updated the posting style (layout) to my current style, such as using blockquotes when appropriate, more precise word picks, better grammar.

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[Merged from (the now removed) ia: organizing notions:] I've been working on this topic for a long time, so now I want to get it clear, reliably substantiated and prepared to get it discussed. I've taken several attempts to create a united blog for it, like knowledge, knowledge.meta and find using notions (partitially English--partitially German).

I wasn't resolutely to in fact publish it while working on it--but I am working on it yet such a long time, I am sure I cannot expect to finish it in the near future. And also, I have not anymore that lot of time to work on it as I had when I was a student. I made the mental step to be willing to let a potential employer get its hands on it (well, in fact, if the employer is a cute search engine provider), so it doesn't hurt anymore to publish it while it is not yet finished.

The place for that shall be here. Well, I'm going to rename the URL of this blog soon, but there the description of the model shall happen, and any discussion on it, too.<<

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Updates: 20070624: Tagged the posting. Removed my workaround for backlinks blogger.com didn't support in earlier times. Now, backlings are there, therefore the bypass can be dropped.