From: "Richard Fikes" <fikes@KSL.Stanford.EDU> > It seems that "equivalentTo" enables one to assert that any two > resources are equal, meaning that they denote the same object in the > domain of discourse. I presume that means "equivalentTo" can be used to > assert that any two URIs are equal. Hmmm .. I take "equivalentTo" to assert that any two URIs denote the same thing. Not as you put it "equivalentTo enables one to assert that any two resources are equal". In other words I take it that "equivalentTo" states a relationship between names, not between the resources they denote. Have I taken it correctly? SethReceived on Wednesday, 18 April 2001 21:02:49 GMT
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