Re: How do you flag a resource which is not available anymore?

On 6/2/14 2:47 PM, Karen Coyle wrote:
> What is worse in the situation Bernard describes is that the domain 
> name may be resold and re-used, but unrelated to the original 
> vocabulary. Although unlikely, some vocabulary items may resolve in 
> the future, but to something entirely unrelated. In that case, part of 
> the message needs to be something like: this has been determined to be 
> unresolvable; do not attempt resolution.
>
> kc 

<#this> . # Is implicit and as a consequence problematic, as per 
Bernard's situation.

<#this> wdrs:describedby <SomeDocURL.ttl> .  # is explicit and loosely 
coupled rather than implicit and tightly coupled.

<SomeDocURL.ttl> xhv:describes <#this> . # is also explicit and loosely 
coupled rather than implicit and tightly coupled.

An RDF processor [1] can make sense of implicit and explicit denotation 
and connotation.

Links:

[1] http://linkeddata.uriburner.com:8000/vapour -- will make sense of 
RDF document content based on RDF relations i.e., it's coded to handle 
explicit and implicit relations in regards to HTTP URI based denotation 
and connotation.

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