Joshua Allen wrote: [[ > why this must be the case -- e.g. what breaks if we allow something like > http://example.org/term/Car to refer to the concept "Car"? RDF would be > happy as a clam with this. There are systems built on RDF which are NOT "happy as a clam" with this. EARL is one example. RDF itself is neutral; at best you could say that RDF is ambivalent. The systems which use RDF will NOT be ambivalent about identity, though. ]] How does EARL break? If EARL is broken, I suspect _something else_ broke it. Educate us. JonathanReceived on Wednesday, 24 July 2002 07:00:11 GMT
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