Re: "Hash URIs" and content negotiation

They are not the same. If they are documents (which they must be  
since they are associated with a language) then each rendition is a  
different document. They are certainly related, and that relation  
(that they about the same topic, but in different languages) ought to  
be explicitly represented.

-Alan

On Nov 8, 2006, at 10:31 AM, Xiaoshu Wang wrote:

> - Alan
>
>> Don't know. Personally I prefer when a list of available
>> languages is listed on the web page and I click where I want
>> to go. This seems to be the current practice.
>
> Then you would need to give one resourse multiple identifiers.  
> Then, how can
> someone know that http://www.example.com is the same as
> http://www.english.example.com and http://www.chinese.example.com  
> and ....?
> I am not sure how many languages there are in the world, but to  
> list all of
> thems on every page does not seem to be an elegant solution to me,  
> would you
> agree?
>
> Xiaoshu
>
>