Re: RDF Triples in XML, named graphs

I didn't really have in mind an ordering, merely
a distinction (two or more graphs, in any order).
In logic, axioms (triples) have no order, and if
possible, RDFisms should preserve that.

On another issue, if we put provenance information
in a graph separate from the graph it comments upon,
we might be one step closer to avoiding paradox (but in
fact paradox is quite hard to avoid, so I'd want to
bring in someone with a first name starting with 'P'
to figure out how to do that).

Cheers, Bob

At 10:33 AM 2/12/2004, Jeremy Carroll wrote:



>Bob MacGregor wrote:
>
>>In a practical sense, that means that every TriX document should
>>contain at least two graphs, the second one commenting on the first.
>
>One could have a convention where the first graph is always asserted, and 
>may simply be a single statement that the second graph is not asserted ...
>
>(Distinguishing the first allows more than two graphs).
>
>Jeremy

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