> >> You should simply drop this effort and use IRI References instead. There > >> is a high cost associated with yet another notion of resource identifier > >> technology > >This is not another notion of resource identifier. It is the existing > >notion used for XML system identifier, XLink href, and several other > >things. We are merely providing a name and a single place for a > >definition that already exists in multiple specs. > If these things are not resource identifiers, then what are they? I did not mean that they were not resource identifiers. It was the "yet another" part that I was disputing. They are an *existing* form of resource identifiers, which does not have an name and whose definition is currently replicated in several places. -- RichardReceived on Tuesday, 26 June 2007 10:02:00 GMT
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