It could be helpful to publish a guide detailing home to namespace keys as URNs (as suggested, with I default URN resolver). On May 9, 2015 5:04 PM, "Peter Krauss" <ppkrauss@gmail.com> wrote: > Simon, > > 2015-05-08 0:36 GMT-03:00 <Simon.Cox@csiro.au>: > >> Phil - >> >> I took a look through the Community Groups, and found >> https://www.w3.org/community/perma-id/# >> which it appears you are/were involved in. AFAICT the outcome of that >> work is >> http://w3id.org/ >> which hosts redirects, and is intended to do this indefinitely. So anyone >> who has a resource-set (including a list of definitions) for which they >> would like a neutral/persistent baseURI, can request a directory (by >> issuing a pull-request), and hope it is approved by the administrators. >> Have I got it? >> >> > Thanks! > You find a good initiative/community that (looks to) fit with the "URN as > code" for SchemaOrg demands... > Only to confirm: the suggestion is to use w3id.org as baseURI of URNs and > URN-Resolvers? > > > >> Schema.org already has a small presence. >> >> > If SchemaOrg evolves in this direction, what the strategy? > Perhaps we need first to do some homework ;-) > (I am starting to do mine here <https://github.com/ppKrauss/standard-URNs> > ) > > > > >> The technology is rather trivial - it is the intention which matters. >> > > yes > > >> But it looks like a lighter-weight alternative to http://w3.org/ns - >> though governance is currently rather informal. >> >> > yes, better alternative... > Perhaps with SchemaOrg participation, some curatory aspects can be > formalized. > > PPKrauss > > >
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