On Mar 17, 2004, at 4:34 PM, noah_mendelsohn@us.ibm.com wrote: > As some of you have probably heard me state too often: it's exactly > this > tension between two interesting architectures, both of which we are > promoting to our users at about the same time, that most concerns me > about > the coexistence between XML and RDF. As I've said, I think that XML makes handy plumbing for serializing RDF triples. I think, however, that the existing RDF/XML syntax aggressively obfuscates the underlying graph to the point that it's a serious deadweight around RDF's neck. I've on a number of occasions proposed a brutally minimalit XML syntax for RDf with only three elements: resource, property, and value. I agree 100% with Dan that XML's native tree/sequence data structure is entirely a red herring for RDF. -Tim
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