Phil Archer wrote: > I am sympathetic to your proposal for foo-Links - it seems clear and > your experiments add weight to it. However, it seems to lose out on > flexibility. With Link, anyone can create a new relationship type by > providing an absolute URI, it's only relative ones that are tied to the > IANA namespace. > > Putting people in a tight corner will lead them to ignore some of the > rules and I fear you'll soon see 'links' of the type > > dunno_about_registration-Links: > > so that clashes become rather more likely. How about: Generic-Link: URL=value Which is required to be written in exactly that form, the URN denotes the relation type, and the URN is always unquoted, absolute, and in a canonical form. It seems to satisfy the same easy parsing and substitution requirements that motivate foo-Link, while providing the flexibility of URNs for unregistered relation types. -- JamieReceived on Tuesday, 29 April 2008 12:51:53 GMT
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