- From: François-Paul Servant <francoispaulservant@gmail.com>
- Date: Sat, 22 Nov 2014 14:55:53 +0100
- To: public-linked-json@w3.org
As I am a bit disappointed by the fact that keys in JSON-LD objects must be unique, I've tried to understand why it is so (as keys are properties, I didn't expect such a restriction - I know that we can use an array for multi-valued properties, but I would have expected that repeating a key would just have added more values - more triples to the graph). I've not been able to find an explanation (I tried searching this list without result, but I may have missed it). Could someone point me to some explanation / discussion on the topic? (it seems to me that I would be less disappointed if I understood why things are the way they are) BTW, If you pass some JSON-LD that does not respect this rule to the playground (OK, not JSON-LD, then), you don't get any error or warning message (it seems that the latest value is used in the result) Best, fps
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