**8. Conclusion**

The idea of a semantic web can be a handy hand given to those who still feel at least a mistrust, if not resistance, to take knowledge from websites. Knowledge from areas at a high level of science can be discouraged by a layman, among other things, due to ignorance of the special language of the field in question. Thus, any known common patterns, which can be called "knowledge patterns," are not recognized in the new context, so they are generally not considered to be reusable. It is, therefore, necessary to look at approaches that can convey wider usability. The semantic web has this approach in the very description of its definition. Knowledge at a higher professional level can and should usually be given in such a way that their specialized formal expertise incorporates the key to understanding their meaning. Our goal is not to create a universal tutorial, but we must integrate the semantics of knowledge presented in the formal language direct into its syntax. The above graphic example is illustrative.
