Patrick Stickler wrote: > The golden rule, IMO, insofar as portable interchange of knowledge is > concerned, is to say as much as you can in RDF, so that little or no > special extra-RDF knowlege is brought to bear by any applications > on its interpretation. > > If you don't *mean* the value to be a string, but to actually be > something else (other than just the name of that something else) > don't use a plain literal. DoublePlusOne. Bill de hÓraReceived on Monday, 29 September 2003 10:44:16 GMT
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