Re: Ontology part 2 ???

[k k <turnleftatnowhere -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Considering the use of the word "ontology" in
artificial intelligence and information science:

I get the idea you could use an icon that could seem
to represent the idea of classifying and/or measuring
things. I suggest you look at diagrams or icons used
in metrology or object-oriented programming. OOP deals
with having to exactly define characteristics,
behaviors, and interfaces in software, so symbols used
for OOP may be adaptable for your purposes.

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