anchor.diff:  ** Others under evaluation
   * Hierarchical classifiers/ontologies
   * Powerful & rich built-in/modeled metadata and relationships
  +* Logical information models (services, organizations, etc.)
   * Ad-hoc metadata and relationships
   * Model does not have to be defined at compile time -- can be completely ad-hoc
   * Full-blown auditing of historical changes
  
positive.code: ** Type declarations in XSDs
  ** Messages/ports/endpoints in WSDLs
  ** Many others
  ** Automatically detects content type
  * Powerful query language
  * Many interfaces & integrations
  ** REST/Atom
  
negative.code: Two of the developers on the project currently participate in the Technical Committee, one of which is the co-chair.
  
  It's important to note that Artificer is not simply an S-RAMP implementation!  The capabilities extend well beyond
  what's required by the spec.  Further, although historically Artificer was 100% compliant with the spec, we've
  recently begun to break compliance where necessary.  In our opinion, flexibility, extension, and well-thought-out
  rules trump spec compliancy, at least in this unique case.
  
  
  Core Properties
  