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The point about using more specific predicates than 'involves' is super useful! Given the queries we want to ask about mergers and acquisitions, it is indeed important to agree on these sub-predicates. @marcus-meyer-maas I will fix this for the next release. As @micheldumontier says, "has-acquisition-company" "has-merging-company" are good places to start.
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Related Issues (8)
- role of transfers data property HOT 1
- is the domain restriction on 'involves' object property intended? HOT 1
- lack of disjoints axioms precludes finding modeling errors HOT 1
- Use an ontology quality checker HOT 1
- annual account and annual report appear merged HOT 2
- why does every company have a parent company? HOT 6
- How should we represent SE creations? HOT 1
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