]> Discourse relationships vocabulary v. 1.0 1.0 en Discourse relationships vocabulary Paolo Ciccarese Marco Ocana Elizabeth Wu Tim Clark Gwen Wong June Kinoshita May 11, 2009 rdf/xml The most generic relationships. It expresses connection between two resources without specifying the nature of such connection It connects two different resources that can be considered alternative interpretations It expresses inconsistency between two resources. It is a bidirectional relationship It expresses consistency between two resources. It is a bidirectional relationship It expresses the fact that a resource is relevant for another one and vice-versa It connects an entity with another entity in an unidirectional way It expresses the fact that one entity is talking about another one without expressing agreement or disagreement It expresses the fact that one entity is talking about another one expressing agreement It expresses the fact that one entity is talking about another one expressing disagreement An action motivated by some resource Something (question, doubt...) that arises because of a resource An explicit reference to another resource for supporting the discourse.