Re: Comments on RDFa in XHTML Syntax draft

Hi Johannes,

> An (IMHO) important difference between @href and @cite (or @longdesc)
>  references is that with @cite there's an implicit RDF predicate ("is
>  quoted from") (@longdesc: "has a long description at"), while with @href
>  there must be an explicit RDF predicate specified.

That's right. I'd also say that you'll find in nearly all situations
that there is also an implied bnode; these attributes tend to have
more in common with @instanceof, than @href or @resource.

Regards,

Mark

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