>(I've left out the "where", but I'm not sure why!) You don't really need it. One of the cool things about RDF is that you can pattern match over the triples. So, assuming the gradual apearance of linked RDF description services/servers, you can use associative memory instead of addressable memory, that is, find stuff irregardless of where it is. RDF pattern matching makes free text search engines look like web RNA :-) -Bill ----- Bill de hÓra : InterX - Innovations : bdehora@interx.comReceived on Monday, 6 November 2000 10:22:17 GMT
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