Bill wrote: >> >> : Bag <-type- A -rdf_1-> B = Bag <-type- A -rdf_1-> >> C >> : -rdf_2-> C -rdf_2-> >> B >> : >> : It makes sense to ask whether some resource is a member of a bag. >> Does it make sense >> : to ask a resource, to be the "second" member of a bag? >> > No. A bag has no natural ordering. Containers use this notation to > identify members, it is a bit confusing but you get used to it. You > can call this an "artefact" of the model/xml. > > - -Bill de hÓra Fine! That is: it doesn't make sense to "calculate" a URI from [A -rdf_1-> B] to get a "natural" reification for the intended statement [A -hasAsObject-> B] rsReceived on Friday, 24 November 2000 08:53:19 GMT
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