Tim Berners-Lee wrote: > > > On 2007-09 -27, at 09:47, Misha Wolf wrote: > >> >> How about 303 redirects? > > > The way we are using them for the Semantic Web, when <A> redirects 303 > to <B>, > then <B> is a document describing <A>. They are not URIs for te same > thing, > so you don't have a choice. The URI to remember for the thing is A. Would it be wrong for B to be a(nother) URI for the resource? eg. an LSID, URN, java:, phone: or other non-http URI? > Tim > > >Received on Saturday, 29 September 2007 16:56:29 GMT
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