Article:		The XQuery Chimera Takes Center Stage
Subject:		the universal language, mKR
Date:		2007-03-13 09:18:54
From:		Richard H. McCullough
mKR is truly a universal language, which can provide the total integration which is lacking in today's "Semantic Web". mKR is not a chimera. The mKR language (http://mKRmKE.org/) includes query capability ("questions"), procedures ("methods"), relations (as in relational database), contexts (space, time, view) as a normal part of its knowledge representation. As an added bonus, mKR features an English-like syntax. mKR has been virtually ignored, primarily owing to the "Not Invented Here" syndrome. Perhaps XML.com could act to remedy this NIH culture?

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