- From: Kjetil Kjernsmo <kjetil@kjernsmo.net>
- Date: Thu, 11 Jun 2015 10:57:06 +0200
- To: public-hydra@w3.org, greg@evilfunhouse.com
On Thursday 11. June 2015 09.15.50 Ruben Verborgh wrote: > I'm thinking of a predicate that means something like “also available > here”. Yes, but it should also indicate that the same data can be queried through a different interface. > hydra:entrypoint could be a candidate, although I'm not too big a fan of > the semantics: there's not really one entry point into a TPF interface; > each fragment is an entry point. Yeah, I don't like it for the same reason. It should be something like hydra:youCanStartAnywhereForExampleHere :-) But I think I can live with it. > hydra:search has an IriTemplate as domain, so is probably not the > property we are looking for. Unless they actually link to the IriTemplate, which arguably would suffice in many cases... Wouldn't it? It might even be a good idea, as that could then have a very long freshness lifetime. If the IriTemplate is part of a VoID description or indeed as control information for a result, it would follow the change frequency of the data. > Another option is to have a very specific property like "has TPF > interface", though that might be overly specific then. Yeah, I think that is overly specific. I suppose it should apply to any query interface that can be expressed with Hydra? Best, Kjetil
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