Re: TR: Re: Constraining Containers - erratum

Jonas Liljegren wrote:

> > I would rather type
> > <dc:Author> Pierre-Antoine </dc:Author>
> > than
> > <dc:Author> <rdf:Seq> <rdf:li> Pierre-Antoine </rdf:li> </rdf:Seq> 
> > </dc:Author>
> It IS legal and ok to have repeated properties:
> 
> <Description about="book">
>   <dc:Author>Pierre-Antoine </dc:Author>
>   <dc:Author>Jonas</dc:Author>
> </Description>
right

> It's ok if the property is designed to be used either as a repeated
> property or with a container. The two variations are not exactly
> equvivalent.
> In your example with the Seq, you don't say that you are a author. It is
> the SEQUENCE that is the author. You happen to be a member of that
> Sequence, but that doesn't make you an author.
that's still right - you convinced me
ok for

<rdf:Property ID="myprop">
     <rdfs:range rdf:resource="&rdf;Seq"/>
     <rdfs:containerRange rdf:resource="&rdf;Literal"/>
</rdf:Property>

  Pierre-Antoine
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