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| === 1. Using SKOS in SMW ===
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| SKOS (Simple Knowledge Organization System) is based on a few core properties:
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| * <code>skos:Concept</code> — your entities (projects, docs, subdocs) can all be modeled as concepts.
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| * <code>skos:prefLabel</code> — the main human-readable label (your “header”).
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| * <code>skos:broader</code> / <code>skos:narrower</code> — parent–child hierarchy.
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| * <code>skos:related</code> — cross-links.
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| SMW supports RDF export, so if you model your concepts with these properties, you can stay SKOS-compliant.
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| === 2. Modeling in SMW ===
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| Define SMW properties that map directly to SKOS terms:
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| * <code>Property:PrefLabel</code> → <code>skos:prefLabel</code> (Text)
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| * <code>Property:Broader</code> → <code>skos:broader</code> (Page)
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| * <code>Property:Narrower</code> → <code>skos:narrower</code> (Page, inverse of Broader)
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| Optionally, you can use SMW’s <code>Equivalent URI</code> to bind them directly to SKOS URIs so RDF export matches SKOS out of the box.
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