Hi Larry, Larry Masinter wrote: > > Fine, use "md5.w3.org" instead. I'm still not sure that this makes a lot of sense. An MD5 content identifier would look something like this: cid:md5:PEFjWBDv/sd9alS9BYuX0w==@md5.w3.org We would probably have to escape the / and + character in the base 64 encoding. I don't see why this is better than: urn:md5:PEFjWBDv/sd9alS9BYuX0w== What does the "@md5.w3.org" add? Have fun, Arthur van Hoff
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