The question I ask is does the terminology of the AWWW change what an implementer perceives as a requirement or best practice? Math was cumbersome until the invention of zero. For all the philosophical sophistry possible when talking about nothing, zero is just a placeholder. It makes the notation practical. To me, a resource is a zero. An information resource means has a dereferencable value. I don't find that a hard concept to grasp or one that would cause me to implement a web application differently. lenReceived on Thursday, 9 September 2004 15:03:51 GMT
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