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assigneeTo and assignerTo inverse properties? · Issue #190 · w3c/poe · GitHub

We have two external entities we refer to: Assets and Parties.

For Assets, we now have the inverse property hasPolicy for target.
(so an Asset, in the wild, can assert a relationship to an ODRL Policy)

Should we consider also the same for Parties?
That is:
:assigneeTo owl:inverseOf :assignee ;
:assignerTo owl:inverseOf :assigner ;

Then, a party can assert they are the assignee/assigner to a Policy.

This may be useful for "instant licenses" so an party can say:

:billie odrl:assigneeTo :policy100

Thoughts?


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