Re: Draft response to Ian Davis' comment

I'm okay with making this change.  Some time back Pat Hayes (in a comment
thread) had suggested 'named graph resource'.  I think 'content' is more
along the lines of what I had in mind and now that the protocol manages
default graphs as well as named graphs, 'RDF Graph content' seems more
appropriate to me than 'RDF content'.

-- Chime


On 1/11/11 12:29 PM, "Steve Harris" <steve.harris@garlik.com> wrote:

> On 2011-01-11, at 14:20, Axel Polleres wrote:
> 
>>> Why not use the terminology "RDF content"?
>> 
>> 
>> While not really recalling whether we had that discussed as an alternative
>> before
>> (I remember we had some discussions back and forth before arriving at "RDF
>> knowledge"), 
>> "RDF content" sounds like it could work... Opinions?
> 
> I think "RDF Knowledge" is a bad term, for all the reasons people have pointed
> out.
> 
> RDF content is better.
> 
> - Steve


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