Graham Klyne wrote: > But reification described in M&S involves making a node resource for the > statement, AND adding four graph arcs originating from that node. If we > can find a usable identity for the statement resource, then the four > additional arcs aren't necessarily needed. a reified statement has intrinsically these 4 properties (property in the general meaning, not RDF's), and the arcs are the way RDF expresses properties ! This does not mean that implementation must keep those arcs explicit (I agree there are better ways of doing it), but it's true that M&S may be misleading about it. Pierre-AntoineReceived on Friday, 2 June 2000 04:44:56 UTC
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