Basic Access Control ontology
comment: Defines the element of Authorization and its essential properties, and also some classes of access such as read and write.

authorization
comment: An element of access control, allowing agent to agents access of some kind to resources or classes of resources
label: agent
comment: A person or social entity to being given the right
range: Agent
comment: A class of persons or social entities to being given the right
range: Class
label: to
comment: The information resource to which access is being granted.
range: InformationResource
label: to all in
comment: A class of information resources to which access is being granted.
label: default access for new things in
comment: A directory for which this authorization is used for new files in the directory.
label: access mode
comment: A mode of access such as read or write.
class: access
comment: Any kind of access to a resource. Don't use this, use R W and RW
label: read
comment: The class of read operations
label: write
label: append
comment: Append accesses are specific write access which only add information, and do not remove information. For text files, for example, append access allows bytes to be added onto the end of the file. For RDF graphs, Append access allows adds triples to the graph but does not remove any. Append access is useful for dropbox functionality. Dropbox can be used for link notification, which the information added is a notification that a some link has been made elsewhere relevant to the given resource.
label: control
comment: Allows read/write access to the ACL for the resource(s)
label: access control
sub property of: seeAlso
comment: The Access Control file for this information resource. This may of course be a virtual resorce implemented by the access control system. Note also HTTP's header Link: foo.meta ;rel=meta can be used for this.
domain: InformationResource
label: owner
comment: The person or other agent which owns this. For example, the owner of a file in a filesystem. There is a sense of right to control. Typically defaults to the agent who craeted something but can be changed.