Tim, if we define: > > URI equality gives one form of sameness. It is a low-level form. For any > form > of == other than URI string comparison, you have > > u1 = u2 => R1 == R2 > as applying to both absolute and relative URI references (and I argue that since many 'absolute' URIs are in fact context dependent this isn't such an unreasonable definition), isn't the namespace 'problem' solved? JonathanReceived on Wednesday, 31 May 2000 13:52:15 GMT
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