I'm not sure who said what anymore ;-) Let me try to give a very simple summary (for my own understanding). And I'm simplifying enormously! - Libraries should assign URIs to their own things (these URIs identify "instance data", in any case books; but also authors and subjects) - These things can be described elsewhere (with global URI) or locally (with local URI) - Libraries should assign URIs for relations between their things (these URIs identify "ontology" or "vocabulary" data: thing 'book' relation 'written by' thing 'person') - These relations should be described elsewhere, as part of an ontology or vocabulary That's it, isn't it? Lukas KosterReceived on Thursday, 28 April 2011 14:51:13 GMT
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