Re: ACTION-420 Review of SW-compatibility

Axel,

I forgot to address your comment:

> 11)
> As for the definition of extended RDF graphs.
> There are (for many implementers) good reasons, to keep literals and blank nodes
> away from the predicate position.
> 
> I am unsure about whether this liberal definition we use here is a good idea, actually I would like to object against literals in pred positions.

I do not really understand what your problem is with allowing literals 
in predicate positions in our extended notion of RDF graphs; what are 
these good reasons to keep literals and blank nodes away from predicate 
positions?

The reason we consider extended RDF graphs is to accommodate possible 
extensions of RDF that are less restrictive in their syntax.


Best, Jos




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