Re: Was GraphLiteral, now?

Cheers, TripleSet it is for now, it actually reads quite well.

Additionally I've added a note to say: "This interface may be renamed, 
marked as optional or even removed entirely in future revisions of this 
specification."

Best,

Nathan

Ivan Herman wrote:
> I would say a triple set is neutral enough at this point.
> 
> You should still put a note into the document saying that the terminology may change if the RDF WG settles on something...
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> Thx
> 
> Ivan
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> On Apr 22, 2011, at 17:24 , Nathan wrote:
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>> Hi All, Ivan,
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>> I'm editing the RDF API document at the minute, and trying to come up with a non offensive but still descriptive name for what was previously called GraphLiteral.
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>> Would you be prepared to allow the usage of any of the following:
>> - QuotedGraph
>> - TripleSet
>> - EmbeddedGraph
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>> I understand the hesitance to use GraphLiteral, but I'm also hesitant to use G-Box since it's starting to take on new meaning in the RDF WG to refer to a named set of triples which change over time (a Named-G-Box) rather than anonymous "triple container" as was originally intended - thus it could easily end up just being another IRI, or having a required name, both of which are different to this more general concept which is basically just allowing a Graph to sit in one of the triple slots.
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>> Best,
>>
>> Nathan
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