> Tim Bray: > "Some URIrefs may indicate web resources, and a node thus labelled is > presumed to denote that resource. Other URIrefs may represent > abstract > ideas or values rather than a retreivable [sic] Web resource. " > > Hmm; so RDF officially doesn't believe in a 1-1 mapping between URI > references and resources? I've pointed this out before. Yes, RDF allows the possibilty that 1-N is the case; the Web axioms and REST (I think) do not. RDF needs a 1-1 mapping to make sound inferences, but doesn't assume 1-1 is the case. Bill de hÓra -- Propylon www.propylon.comReceived on Friday, 20 September 2002 16:40:00 UTC
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