Re: URI: Name or Network Location?

Patrick Stickler wrote:

> Likewise, one could modify a URI syntactically, yet treat it
> as an alias of the original, resolving to the same representation in
> precisely the same manner (i.e. mapping to the same "location")
> and yet without any semantics or storage location changing, folks
> will say the resource "moved" from the former URI to the latter.


I guess an example would be if your organization gets renamed - you may 
well find your DNS name changing, and hence the URLs of your web pages 
would change without any other change to your web offering.

Jeremy