> Er, they do. That's what I just pointed out. According to the URI spec > (and its references I cited) http://www.example.org/#Dog identifies the > XML element (<rdf:Description rdf:about="#Dog">...</rdf:Description>). > And according to the RDF spec that URI identifies a class. Which is it? Doesn't http://www.example.org/#Dog actually identify the element: <rdf:Description rdf:ID="Dog">...</rdf:Description> contained in the RDF/XML representation returned from http://www.example.org/ ? (That last question mark is not part of the URI, by the way :) MichaelReceived on Friday, 1 November 2002 01:13:59 GMT
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