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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/architecture/governance/hierarchy-of-norms.md
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In the Axone Governance framework, the hierarchy of norms establishes a clear order of precedence for rules and regulations. We thus end up with different levels of governance that allow fine-grained control of the use of the protocol.

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- [SKOS (Simple Knowledge Organization System)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_Knowledge_Organization_System): a language for representing ontology that allows the description of classification systems and thesauri. SKOS allows the definition of concepts, relationships, and properties.

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## Ontology at the heart of the blockchain
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In computer science, ontology is a formal and structured representation of the concepts, relationships, and properties of a particular domain. An ontology generally comprises the following basic elements: concepts, relationships, properties, axioms, and instances. These can be graphically represented by the simplified equation shown below.

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- **Ontology evaluation (6)**: Association of key concepts and terms in the ontology with concepts and terms of other ontologies.

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## Underlying Assumptions
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