RE: ISSUE-28: We need a mechanism to assert two entity states refer to the same entity

Not being at the meeting (wish I could be!), it is not clear whether this represents a shift in thinking about things and invariant views or perspectives on things or not. I think a critical aspect of going away from the word state was that I don't think we are talking about states - a file is not a state of a document whereas it could be a view/perspective of a document, e.g. something in a different ontology that shares state/real stuff with the first thing. Does this issue represent a shift back towards a model based on states? Or is it just shorthand for needing to describe when two things are views/perspectives of something?

 Jim

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> ISSUE-28: We need a mechanism to assert two entity states refer to the same
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> http://www.w3.org/2011/prov/track/issues/28

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