Re: What is the correct set of triples for this case?

HI Daniel,

> Would:
>
>
>  <e rel="rel:foo">
>         <g about="http://x"/>
>
>         <f about="http://x" property="prop:bar" content="x"/>
>  </e>
>
>  also work if you didn't want to nest f within g?

Yes it would.


>  Is there a more efficient way to say the same thing?

Obviously a lot depends on what the mark-up is doing, independently of
the RDFa. So if <e>, <f> and <g> are representing something already in
a document (perhaps an <a> and an <img>) then you'll be constrained by
that.

But if you want to know what the minimal way of marking this up is,
one possibility is this:

  <e rel="rel:foo" resource="http://x">
    <f property="prop:bar" content="x"/>
  </e>

and another is this:

  <e rel="rel:foo">
    <f about="http://x" property="prop:bar" content="x"/>
  </e>

Regards,

Mark

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