- From: Claus Färber <gmane2010@cfaerber.name>
- Date: 24 Feb 2010 13:37:00 +0100
- To: uri@w3.org
Erik Wilde <dret@berkeley.edu> schrieb/wrote: > would it help at all to have X-... uri schemes that analogous to other > named things on the internet by definition always would be local and > context-specific? at least, somebody like facebook then could, if they > wanted to, choose X-fb://... URIs and it would be clear that those > were URIs which should be handled with care and in a certain > context... it would be similar to tag:fb://... , which in an ideal > world probably is what facebook should have done in the first place... Unfortunately, tag:fb://... (make that tag:fb:...) would not work with existing APIs. Many operating systems have a mechanism to select the application based on the URI scheme but not on sub-scheme, authority or whatever follows the first colon. Claus
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