1) The term Information Resource refers to resources that convey information. Any resource that has a representation is an information resource. A representation consists logically of two parts: data (expressed in one or more formats (§4) used separately or in combination) and metadata (such as the Internet media type (§3.3) of the data).

Pref: TBL, Noah
Object: PC, CL

2) "The term Web Resource is applicable to resources for which web 
acesssible representations are available and/or which may be interacted 
with through an exchange of representations. Any resource that has a web 
accessible  representation is an web resource

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Object: TimBL, Noah

3) An "Information Resource" is a collection of information
   potentially transmittable via a computer network.  Digital forms of
   creative works (such as documents and images) are Information
   Resources, while certain conceptual entities (such as numbers and
   RDF properties) are not.  This distinction is becoming useful as
   people develop ways to use URIs to identify things which are not
   Information Resources.

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Object: NW, CL, RF, PC

4) In both sides of the HashVsSlash debate, the choice of GoodURIs either obscures a document section or an RDF Property. 

Pref: PC, CL, SKW, DC
Object: None


5) s/information resource/resource/ and remove section 3.1 (ish)
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Object: TBL