Section 2, ie, the Annotation Principles, includes the following: [[[ • The Target or Body resource may be more specific than the entity identified by the resource's URI alone. • In particular, • The Target or Body resource may be a specific segment of the resource. • The Target or Body resource may be styled in a specific way. • The Target or Body resource may be a specific state of the resource. • The Target or Body resource may be included in the Annotation to play a specific role. • The Target or Body resource may be any combination of the above. • The resource with these constraints is a separate resource from the Annotation, Body or Target, and is called a SpecificResource. ]]] I had difficulties with the last sentence, I was not sure what you meant (well, I knew that, but I tried to look at it with a fresh eye). I then looked in the formal vocabulary, and I was inspired by it to offer an alternative, namely: • A Resource expressing these constraints, called a SpecificResource, may take the role of a Body or Target WDYT? The text also says: [[[ • The identity of the SpecificResource is separate from the descriptions of the constraints. ]]] I am not even sure that statement is correct. Shouldn't it be • The identity of the SpecificResource is separate from the Resources whose constraints it expresses. Ivan ---- Ivan Herman, W3C Digital Publishing Lead Home: http://www.w3.org/People/Ivan/ mobile: +31-641044153 ORCID ID: http://orcid.org/0000-0003-0782-2704
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