ypically, what 
&gt; &gt; are called
&gt; &gt; ontologies have varied interstitial relations ranging from
&gt; &gt; narrower-broader terms to strict logical entailment grounded in
&gt; &gt; well-developed theories. If one is to share ontologies and to traverse
&gt; &gt; them, it will be important to specify these relations.  If the SUO is
&gt; &gt; conceptually disabled from doing so, it will not be "wrong", but its
&gt; &gt; application will be limited.
&gt; &gt; 
&gt; &gt; Josiah Lee Auspitz
&gt; &gt; lee