Roy T. Fielding wrote: >> Huh? Resources are indeed connected by hypertext links, but *also*, >> you are saying, by "descriptive metadata"? I may not understand what >> you mean but I think I disagree with what this actually says. We >> could either (a) try to find something else to say about metadata or >> (b) just stop after the word "links", losing "and descriptive metadata". > > For example, <foo xmlns="http://www.tbray.org/"> is > descriptive metadata, not a hypertext link. OK, but the phrase as stated baffled at least one reader. Rather than get into a taxonomy of all the different kinds of ways you might use a URI, perhaps just say "... that are addressed and interconnected using URIs." Or some such. -TReceived on Monday, 29 September 2003 19:33:17 UTC
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