"Sean B. Palmer" <sean@mysterylights.com> wrote: >The point is that the only real way to assure some URI as identifying >a persistent concept is to either date stamp it, or make sure that it >is only used within a limited context. I see your point though: >practically, using your homepage to identify you (or perhaps a FragID >on that page) is a good idea, especially as one can glean further >information from the vancing thereof. You don't have to overload an identifier to vance a web page containing information about a resource: [ :- <urn:sasasdadvr>; name "Lee Jonas"; a s:Person; homepage [ :- <http://www.leejonas.co.uk>; a s:WebPage; date "2001" ], [ :- <http://www.cakehouse.co.uk/~lee>; a s:WebPage; date "2001"]; mailbox [ :- <mailto:ljonas@acm.org>; a s:mailbox; date "2001" ], [ :- <mailto:lee.jonas@cakehouse.co.uk>; a s:mailbox; date "2001"] ] regards LeeReceived on Friday, 13 April 2001 02:14:09 GMT
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