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{{Infobox technology standard

| title = SKOS

| long_name =Simple Knowledge Organization System

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| image =

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| status = Published

| year_started ={{Start date and age|1997}}

| version =1

| version_date ={{Start date and age|18|8|2009}}

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| organization = [[World Wide Web Consortium]] (W3C)

| committee =

| base_standards = [[Resource Description Framework|RDF]]

| related_standards =[[OWL]] , [[ISO 25964]], [[Dublin Core]]

| abbreviation = SKOS

| ___domain = [[Semantic Web]]

| license =

| website = {{URL|https://www.w3.org/2009/08/skos-reference/skos.html}}

|first_published=

|authors=[[Alistair Miles]], [[Sean Bechhofer]]

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|editors=

}}

'''Simple Knowledge Organization System''' ('''SKOS''') is a [[W3C recommendation]] designed for representation of [[Thesaurus (information retrieval)|thesauri]], [[classification scheme]]s, [[Taxonomy (general)|taxonomies]], [[Authority control|subject-heading systems]], or any other type of structured [[controlled vocabulary]]. SKOS is part of the [[Semantic Web]] family of standards built upon [[Resource Description Framework|RDF]] and [[RDF Schema|RDFS]], and its main objective is to enable easy publication and use of such vocabularies as [[linked data]].