- From: Erik Wilde <dret@berkeley.edu>
- Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2007 18:25:43 -0800
- To: uri@w3.org
- CC: Mike Schinkel <mikeschinkel@gmail.com>
hello mike. > What I'm about to say may sound sarcastic but I'm just being matter-of-fact > so please take it that way. I'm coming to the conclusion that you came to > this list not so much to get other's opinions on the use of a URI scheme for > location but instead to advocate for the use of a URI scheme for a location. what i was asking is still in the subject line of this thread: suppose you would accept my idea of using namespaces in uris (and i simply used locations here because that is the use case i am currently working on), from a purely technical perspective, how would you do it? that was and is my main interest. but since most of the comments focused on the use case (which is understandable), the discussion definitely drifted into that direction (still appropriate for this list, but not my original question). to conclude: all feedback i got so far basically said "don't come up with new uri schemes anyway", which is something i hear a lot. i will think about that (which may take a while), but supposed you http-fundamentalists out there assumed for just one second that somebody would have a convincing use case for (a) a new uri scheme and (b) a well-justified need for namespaces within that scheme: how would you do it? thanks, dret.
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