Dan Brickley wrote: > > So the answer probably depends upon whether you're taking about the > world described by RDF (eg. then we might say "a URI for the > resource", allowing multiple URIs) or about the detail of an RDF graph > itself (eg. "the URI label on the node"). I had resisted the term "resource's URI", but now that I think about it, as URI means "resource identifier" (and a universal one, at that), I suppose that's completely appropriate. Thanks! > Sorry if this sounds angels-on-pinheads! Pinhead is my middle name. ;) (clever pun buried here) GarretReceived on Wednesday, 1 August 2007 22:26:43 UTC
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