[Bug 22520] [HTML]:

https://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=22520

--- Comment #2 from A R <master.skywalker.88@gmail.com> ---
(In reply to comment #1)
> What does that mean?

Quotes from Dublin Core:
 "The DCAM uses Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs) [RFC3986] to refer both to
the resources described and to metadata terms (properties, classes, vocabulary
encoding schemes and syntax encoding schemes). In the DC-HTML profile, those
URIs are encoded as X/HTML attribute values."
  "In DC-HTML, property URIs and syntax encoding scheme URIs are represented as
DC-HTML Prefixed Names. A DC-HTML Prefixed Name is an abbreviation for a URI
used in the DC-HTML format. A DC-HTML Prefixed Name consists of a "prefix"
followed by a period (".") and a "local name"."
 "The "prefix" in a DC-HTML Prefixed Name is associated with a "namespace URI"
using a namespace declaration, made using a Namespace Declaration Element. The
URI represented by the DC-HTML Prefixed Name is determined by concatenating the
"namespace URI" with which the prefix is associated and the "local name"."
 "A DC-HTML namespace declaration associates a URI with a prefix, so that when
that prefix is used in a DC-HTML Prefixed Name, that URI is used as a
"namespace URI". A namespace declaration is made using the X/HTML link element
and a specific convention for the value of the rel attribute. In the DC-HTML
profile, an X/HTML link element of which the rel attribute has a value
beginning with the characters schema. represents a namespace declaration. The
DC-HTML namespace declaration must include:
 - a prefix, represented by part of the value of the rel attribute of the
X/HTML link element following the characters schema.
 - a namespace URI, represented by the value of the href attribute of the
X/HTML link element"
 "In the DC-HTML profile, a property URI in a statement containing a literal
values surrogate is represented as a DC-HTML Prefixed Name which is the value
of the name attribute of an X/HTML meta element."
For a complete reference and examples, though dated, see "Expressing Dublin
Core metadata using HTML/XHTML meta and link elements"
<http://dublincore.org/documents/dc-html/>

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