> That is an example where the context _is_ given (by the URI > being on an xhtml link attribute with rel="stylesheet") > Having xml:href is irrelevant to that case. > > What we are asking to see is an example where it is useful to > know that something is a URI (because it is in xml:href) > where you _don't_ have context by knowing what the containing > element means. I think the answer may be that there isn't one. However, in application/something+xml, you may have a good definition of something (somewhere) and the +xml will convey the maning of the links and their attributes. PeterReceived on Wednesday, 25 July 2012 14:37:21 UTC
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