Re: Problem with auto-generated fragment IDs for graph names

On 2/14/13 9:35 AM, Kingsley Idehen wrote:
> On 2/14/13 9:02 AM, Eric Prud'hommeaux wrote:
>> In the old days, the party line was that one uses reification for 
>> signing:
>>    _:statement1 dc:author "Bob" ;
>>                 rdf:subject :TheMoon ;
>>            rdf:predicate :madeOf ;
>>            rdf:object :greenCheese .
> I don't see a problem with the excerpt above. Like most things about 
> RDF, the lost visibility induced by RDF/XML made many key concepts 
> near impossible to explain and demonstrate. I remain confident that 
> statement reification feature of RDF, as it currently exists, will 
> soon become very useful and appreciated. With RDF you have to think 
> like a wine maker, in due course things simply get better for the 
> customer.
>
> A world devoid of SPARQL dominated by RDF/XML (rather than Turtle) is 
> not one that many were unable to comprehend or appreciate. Times are 
> changing. We sign statements in the real-world using hand written 
> signatures. We can also do so in the Web realm via RDF, in its current 
> form i.e., I would just add a triple to capture an RSA signature blob 
> (using a data: or http: scheme URI) . 

Meant to say:

An RDF world (circa. 2004) devoid of SPARQL and dominated by RDF/XML 
(rather than Turtle), is not one that many first-time visitors were 
*able* to comprehend or appreciate. Times have changed.

In the real-world we can sign statements and/or documents  using hand 
written signatures. We can also do so in the Web realm via RDF, in its 
current form, by constructing a graph that associates an RSA signature 
blob (denoted using http:, data:, or even di: scheme URIs) with an RDF 
triple and/or and RDF document.



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Received on Thursday, 14 February 2013 17:41:33 UTC