On Fri, May 14, 2010 at 5:17 PM, Pat Hayes <phayes@ihmc.us> wrote: > however, as it seems to drive a truck through the purpose of httpRange14, > since it means there is then no way, given a URI which yields a 200 level > response, to figure out what it denotes. That's the conclusion behind my recommendation that one uses 303 (or link header). But maybe it's too pessimistic. Maybe we know a little, like it's not a potato. Perhaps that the resource is something from a union of the sorts of things one found on the web before use semantic guys came around. Things like: Services Questionaires Documents Instrument readouts Resolution independent images Slices of databases ... However, knowing that something is in the union of the above *tells us very little of practical use in semantic web applications*. -Alan
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