@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ in accordance with applicable standards and ontologies. In particular, Tamarind Note that this release is not intended for production use. Please consider all pre-1.0 releases "developer" releases. -Oh, and where does the name come from? Well, the Old Testament, Koran, and Torah refer to the Tree of Knowledge in the Garden of Eden as a Tamarind tree. (Book of Enoch 31:4). +Oh, and where does the name come from? Well, the Old Testament, Koran, and Torah refer to the Tree of Knowledge in the Garden of Eden as a Tamarind tree. (Book of Enoch 31:4). Each ontology Tamarind supports is referred to as a branch. ==Installation README.txt 6322503fa20572185bc2bf3fdcd439f383ddcd41 Pius Uzamere pius@uyiosa.com http://github.com/pius/tamarind/commit/678fc8eceb206e8460ee158142c5d824538303a3 678fc8eceb206e8460ee158142c5d824538303a3 2008-03-08T20:15:16-08:00 2008-03-08T20:15:16-08:00 Enhanced the etymology of Tamarind. ddd120d895995ebedea71f78d976df8ea9d517e2 Pius Uzamere pius@uyiosa.com