Re: comment on the RDFa Core review comments

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Ivan

On Jan 25, 2012, at 11:39 , Michael Hausenblas wrote:

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> Please, please, please do me a favour and drop 'my' figure. This is prior art from some four years ago and certainly only confuses people.
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> /me over and out.
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> On 25 Jan 2012, at 10:34, Ivan Herman wrote:
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>> And yet another point...
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>> A while ago, when we were discussing the restructuring of the processing steps with @property, I have come up with a complete diagram (well, a series thereof) for the processing steps.
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>> http://www.w3.org/2010/02/rdfa/Processing
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>> I am not sure it is 100% correct, I am not sure it is 100% useful... but I wonder whether this is something we want to use for something.
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>> Caveat: I made a mess and I lost the original source for this (I guess it was either keynote or powerpoint) so I would have to reproduce it if we decided to use this. But that can be done, of course.
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>> Ivan
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>> On Jan 25, 2012, at 11:18 , Ivan Herman wrote:
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>>> Taking a somewhat more general view.
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>>> The figure is an updated figure we had in the 1.0 rec, and landed in this document through a comment of Michael Hausenblas. But this was _before_ the radical change on the behaviour of @property. I wonder whether keeping it in the document is actually o.k.: it gives the mistaken impression that this is _the only_ behavioural view of @property which is way off base these days. Ie, we may be better off removing the figure altogether.
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>>> Ivan
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>>> On Jan 25, 2012, at 11:01 , Ivan Herman wrote:
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>>>> So, an interesting situation... There are two comments on the figure on @property->literal evaluation:
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>>>> - Niklas says:
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>>>> The image with caption "Literal object resolution" is too big,
>>>> causing scrollbars to appear.
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>>>> - Manu says:
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>>>> The image is too small to make out what it says.
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>>>> The two comments cancel each other out... I am not sure what I should do, if anything.
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>>>> Ivan
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