Hi,
> You may be interested in OpenFRBR:
> http://www.openfrbr.org/
>
> Its aim is to build a full, free implementation of FRBR, showing
> everything it can do, and looking for problems along the way. Everyone's
> welcome to get involved in whatever way they wish.
I can't get to that site (is it down?), but a few words on what you're
trying to do (is it a technical approach, model approach,
philosophical approach?), and how you want to do it would be great.
Alex
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