Re: My slightly comments

On 1/10/12 5:35 PM, Henry Story wrote:
> On 10 Jan 2012, at 23:28, Kingsley Idehen wrote:
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>> On 1/10/12 5:22 PM, Henry Story wrote:
>>> Ok. For the RESTfulness of the spec I have asked people on REST discuss to see if they can give us feedback.
>> Be careful with REST, we don't need the distraction of mercurial concept descriptions.
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>> Folks implementing WebID verifiers or generators simply need to know that they will be working with URIs and conduits to graphs via "data access by reference patterns".
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>> You've already covered the resources, representation, cache invalidation, content negotiation, names, and addresses as the apply to the WebID verification protocol. I encourage you not to open up a "what is REST" endless debate around WebID :-)
> Ok. But I'd like the REST fans to see that we are on their side, and do a bit of advertising for us. :-)

No problem with that, so I would pitch it the same way I would a Linked 
Data crowd. Basically, something along the lines of: here is an example 
of REST applied to a real world problem etc..
> I mean at some point doing the right thing should be rewarded, right?

Yes!


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