Jonathan Borden wrote: > <Bag ID="context2"> > <li resource="#S2"/> > <li resource="#S3"/> > <li resource="#S4"/> > </Bag> [most of example snipped] Ok that seems to work. It does make us explicitly issue a ID to every statement and explicitly place each statement in its context(s). Do you really think people are going to do that and/or programmers are going to program applications to read and write it? Whereas if we make it easy to record the intended context of our RDF statements, I think it is more likely to catch on and actually be used: <rdf ......... context="robustai.net:/topics/election2000USApresidential" > <description about="Bush"> <wonThe>Electorial College Vote</wonThe> </description> <description about="Gore"> <wonThe>Popular Vote</wonThe> </description> </rdf> This way we let the system do the work. Isn't usability important anymore? Seth RussellReceived on Thursday, 21 December 2000 13:51:08 UTC
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