SEMANTICS-5: Principle of Compositionality + Why We Need a Metalanguage

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[@RonLWilson]

Ah, I now know what to call the Ontology Modeling Language that I have been exploring that I am calling Universal Modeling Language (UniML)!
It is a metalanguage!
BTW, instead of a code it uses graphical symbols on a line to denote each word or concept, like a string of pearls where a (white) pearl has a unique location on the string that serves at the unique identifier.
And then black pearls define relationships between pairs of white pearls (WP) where the string runs diagonally and the black pearls (BP) are off the diagonal and connect two white pearls via a vertical line shared by one of the WPs (what I call a Swim lane) and the BP and the other WP shares a horizontal line with the BP (what I call a crosswalk).
So now I know what to call this, a (graphical) metalanguage!

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