RE: Trust, Context, Justification and Quintuples

> 2) The interpretation of a reified statement is not well defined.  For
> example, it is NOT a representation for any actual triple in the data
> store, and it is NOT considered "asserted"... So what is a reified
> statement and how should it relate to the other triples?
>

No that goes too far - the interpretation of a reified statement is clearly
defined by RDF Semantics - but this differs from the applications that
reification is often used for. That was the best the WG could do and it is a
known limitation with the current round of RDF. That's why thing like
contexts ended up in the postponed pile.

Jeremy