Re: [ALL] RDF/A Primer Version

[... much useful discussion ...]

Thank you all for these very useful comments. I have added warnings  
in Sections 2 and 3 of the RDF/A Primer (2006-01-24) [1].

I would like to ask for some clarification on one issue so we can  
narrow down the source of the debate. I'm particularly worried about  
the implication that a URI with a # in it cannot be used to reference  
a non-information-resource entity if the containing URI (without a #)  
is an XHTML document.

Specifically, here's an alternative way to present the FOAF metadata  
in RDF/A:

=========
<html>
	<head><title>Ben Adida's Page</title></head>
	<body>
	<p about="#me">
		Welcome to my <a rel="foaf:homepage">homepage</a>.
		You can contact me at <span property="foaf:mbox">ben@mit.edu</span>.
	</p>
	</body>
</html>
=========

which would yield the triples:

<#me> foaf:homepage <>.
<#me> foaf:mbox "ben@mit.edu".

Is this still wrong according to the TAG, because the <> URI resolves  
to an XHTML document and thus <#me> cannot be a foaf:person? That is  
what I understood from Alistair's early email. I want to point out  
that, if that is the case, then as Mark described, that is seriously  
problematic for RDF/A whose goal it is to describe the document that  
is actually carrying the RDF/A itself.

-Ben

Received on Friday, 27 January 2006 19:02:02 UTC