RE: On citing Unicode

This is from a very quick scan...

> A SPARQL query string is a Unicode character string (c.f. 
> section 6.1 String concepts of [CHARMOD]) in the language 
> defined by the following grammar, starting with the Query 
> production. For compatibility with future versions of 
> Unicode, the characters in this string may include unassigned 

s/include unassigned/in future include currently unassigned/

> Unicode codepoints (see Identifier and Pattern Syntax [UNIID] 
> section 4 Pattern Syntax). For productions with excluded 
> character classes (for example "[^<>'{}|^`]"), the characters 
> are excluded from the range #x00 - #x10FFFF.

If you are going to reduce U+0000 to U+00, maybe we should go the whole hog
and say U+0.


Does that help?

RI