I find this argument amazingly compelling. I've been waiting for somebody to synthesize this into something that my more mortal brain can understand. Thanks. Cheers, Dave > Spin it another way: the URI, and the representations you can (maybe) > get with it, are all there is. There is no point in arguing > about the > fundamental nature of what the URI identifies and what the > representations represent, because (a) you can never know, and (b) it > doesn't matter. >Received on Thursday, 19 September 2002 12:56:23 GMT
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