Richard Cyganiak wrote: > > > To learn what a URI refers to, don't look under the hood of the > server. Look at the representations returned via HTTP. While I'm not saying you should look under the hood of the server (or guessing from the URI) looking at the representation returned by HTTP may not be enough, e.g. <http://Example.org/weather/ch/Bern/archive/2007-09-13> is probably not identifying the same resource as <http://Example.org/weather/ch/Bern> even if (today) you would get the same representation. Cheers, RetoReceived on Thursday, 13 September 2007 08:32:47 GMT
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