- From: Tony Hammond <tony.hammond@gmail.com>
- Date: Sat, 15 Oct 2005 19:14:21 +0100
- To: semantic-web@w3.org
- Cc: tony.hammond@gmail.com
> > It may be that one is unwilling to maintain a Web presence even > > though one would very much like to allow people to metaphorically > > follow their nose. There are barriers between many people and the > > maintenance of a proper Web presence.> > > Like what? I think many people vastly over-estimate those barriers, > in this context. Of course you've got to have (or hire) some > expertise and a little time and money, but especially if you use > services like purl.org and thing-described-by.org, what is so > difficult? Maybe it depends what you mean by "proper" web presense; > a little RDF page is all that's needed for this application. Hi Sandro: I'm guessing this is all really tongue in cheek. ;) In a regular production environment we are looking at 1m identifiers, or 10's of millions and upwards, or sometimes up to the billions of identifiers. We're not going to gift those away. Or necessarily promise them on a sometime (here today, gone tomorrow) DNS address. Let's differentiate (right now) production environments from sandboxes. The numbers are different. The committment is different. Cheers, Tony
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