On Tuesday, August 17, 2004, at 03:33 PM, Elliotte Rusty Harold wrote: > Assuming I'm correctly reading the spec, and the intent is that the > only relative things are URI references, never URIs, then there are > two mistakes that are likely to lead to continuing confusion and > debate on this point: > > 1. The title of section 4.2 should be "Relative URI References", not > "Relative URI". > > 2. The first BNF production in section 4.2 should be titled > "relative-URI-reference", not "relative-URI". And of course rename it > where this production is referenced as well. Those are not mistakes. The section is named after the ABNF rule. The rule is named to retain backward compatibility and ease-of-use for other specifications that migrate to rfc2396bis. The question of "what is a URI" is answered elsewhere in the document. That won't stop some people from debating the point, but there is no basis for any technical argument. ....RoyReceived on Tuesday, 17 August 2004 23:15:23 GMT
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