Re: TEI xptrs as URLs?

>| >How may TEI extended pointers be expressed as URLs?
>| 
>| We've already shown some different possible syntaxes...
>| one with TEI pointers as fragment specifiers and the other
>| with the pointer as part of the URL itself (David
>| and I had a length debate about these recently!!).
>
>I think one and only one syntax should be chosen (preferrably by
>the TEI folks rather than the SERB).

I think both *type* have a place.

Fragment ID's can be used for client-side sub-document addressing,
and URL addressing can used to identify objects at a finer granularity 
than entities/documents.

They could share a common syntax, I agree.