Associates likeminded people to an association, which they like/ agree with.
The Association Ontology
The Association Ontology specification provides basic properties for describing specific associations to something, e.g. a context, an occasion, a genre or a mood, and enables furthermore, a mechanism to like/rate and feedback these associations in context to something on/ for the Semantic Web. This document contains a RDF description of the Association Ontology.
A device, which is associated with an individual, e.g. a CD player with a CD it's currently playing back.
has device
testing
A device that is related to an event, e.g. a MP3 player to a play back event of a music track.
has used device
unstable
An activity, which is associated to an individual, e.g. dancing, sleeping, driving.
has activity
A mood that should be created by something.
has mood
An application, which is associated to an individual, e.g. a music player to a music track it's currently playing back.
has application
An application that is related to an event, e.g. a iTunes to a play back event of a music track.
has used application
A location, which is associated to an individual, e.g. my house, my country, my current whereabouts.
has location
A time, which is associated to an individual, e.g. morning, afternoon, evening.
has time
A likeable association. That means this association type is intended to be used for voting (ao:likeminded), feedbacking (rev:Feedback), reviewing (e.g. rev:rating) an association statement (related by ao:included_association) in the context of something.
Likeable Association
A property to associate any environmental context to an individual, e.g. a location, a time or an activity. Hence, this property is intended that sub properties should be created from it.
has context
An occasion for which something was created.
has occassion
This property could be used to compose association statements or to reuse them, e.g. to make them likeable in a specific context.
has included association
An genre of something.
has genre