rdf:HTML vs rdf:HTMLLiteral (was: Re: RDF Slides for SemTechBiz in June)

On 28 May 2012, at 12:58, Ivan Herman wrote:
> I actually wondered about that: I know the resolution is rdf:HTML; but it may be that, for the sake of consistency, it might be better to call it HMLLiteral.

It's not xsd:stringLiteral or xsd:integerLiteral or rdf:langStringLiteral either.

rdf:XMLLiteral with its pointless verbosity is the odd one out, let's not make that the norm.

Best,
Richard


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>> Worth noting that N-Triples will be an UTF-8 syntax
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>> Maybe worth noting that one can now escape characters in prefixed names using backslashes: ex:resource\/thing123, ex:thing123\#this. In general, there was an attempt to allow as many characters as possible unescaped in prefixed names (period, colon, digit at start), while allowing the rest in escaped form.
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>> Best,
>> Richard
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>>> Regards,
>>> Dave
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>>> [1]  http://semtechbizsf2012.semanticweb.com/
>>> [2]  http://www.slideshare.net/3roundstones/rdf-wg-update-semtechbiz-2012
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