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- 1 abstract "We describe an on-line environment in which the ontology development process can be performed collaboratively in a Wiki-like fashion. To start the construction (or the extension) of an ontology, the user can exploit a domain corpus, from which the terminological component of the system automatically extracts a set of domain-specific key-concepts. These key-concepts are further disambiguated in order to be linked to existing external resources and obtain additional information such as the concept definition, the synonyms and the hypernyms. Finally, the user can easily select through the interface which concepts should be imported into the ontology. The system support several ontology engineering tasks, including (i) boosting the construction or extension of ontologies, (ii) terminologically evaluating and ranking ontologies, and (iii) ranking the concepts defined in an ontology according to their relevance with respect to the domain described by the corpus.".