> or a document about the thing, or (b) to have syntactically > distinguished URIs that are only used to denote things. Speaking > entirely personally, I prefer (b) as a more expressive solution that > does not require excessive engineering - a new URI scheme (thing:...) > would be sufficient. However, before Pat and others round on me, I'm > aware that this is considered a somewhat simplistic view :-). I don't think it's simplistic, it's just that if you chose to use a "thing" URI [1], you give up the benefits of the current HTTP web infrastructure. That infrastructure sure seems like it should be useful for something, but we haven't yet reached a crisp consensus on what. -- sandro [1] as in my old proposal, http://www.taguri.org [2] http://www.w3.org/2000/10/swap/doc/ontologiesReceived on Wednesday, 4 June 2003 10:18:12 GMT
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