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The ontology has a US perspective for obvious reasons, but there are a few places where this could be mitigated. For instance, instead of using classes like 'foreign law' and 'foreign regulation', you could use 'nonUS law' and 'nonUS regulation' and make these classes disjoint with 'US law' and 'US regulation'. This might help integrate this ontology down the road with other ontologies.
Originally submitted by Neil Otte.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The ontology has a US perspective for obvious reasons, but there are a few places where this could be mitigated. For instance, instead of using classes like 'foreign law' and 'foreign regulation', you could use 'nonUS law' and 'nonUS regulation' and make these classes disjoint with 'US law' and 'US regulation'. This might help integrate this ontology down the road with other ontologies.
Originally submitted by Neil Otte.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: