>Perhaps one of the advantages in using graphs in talking about RDF >is the very fact that you can't input them into a text-editor, >hence they help prevent people thinking of N3, RDF/XML, or any >other possible encoding as being one and the same as RDF itself >(cf. the mental block many people have about element != tag in XML >and HTML). I think you have a good point. For another analogy there's the way object-oriented code just looks like a load of functions to a procedural programmer, but it's harder to misinterpret UML diagrams.Received on Friday, 23 August 2002 18:48:02 GMT
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