Mmm, I realized when I first heard the term "semantic firewall" yesterday
that I had put my foot squarely in my mouth. You have a very good point,
which I hadn't thought of at all before.

...which goes to show that "always" is a very loaded thing to say,
especially when I'm just wrong :)

Dan

> But what if I need a semantic firewall ... something to either "protect" my 
> data, or to leverage my data into two kinds of product: one semantic-less 
> or semantic-free to one set of clients, and one semantic-rich to customers 
> willing to pay me more for that richness?


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