- From: Peter Bruhn Andersen <bruhn.andersen@get2net.dk>
- Date: Wed, 7 Aug 2002 08:22:01 +0200
- To: "RDF-interest" <www-rdf-interest@w3.org>
Joshua Allen wrote: > Although, I am curious about why the aversion to e-mail. First I have to say that the challenge in this problem is to find a general solution not just a solution for one specific person. And then: The person in question do not have any aversion against email as such but do not have or want to have a personal one. The role he has at each organization do use email and does provide him with one each. BUT it is not personal!! In other words we have: in organization FOO where he has the roleA his email address is roleA@FOO.org and in organization NotHere where he has the roleB his email address is roleB@NotHere.com There is no (easy) way a program would be able to conclude that these two addresses refers to the same person and thus no is way we can piece together a complete description of the person. Murray said: > Because email addresses are not stable? Yes that too is a problem especially in a situation like this where the email address’s belongs to roles. We just don’t know when there is a new person in that role. Is this really a problem that hasn’t been addressed before? Regards, Peter
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