> That's not the problematic case. The problematic case is when you have > two URI references that are identical when compared as strings but refer > to different resources (because they have different base URIs). I don't understand why this is a problem. If I took the above quote out of this namespace thread and stuck it in a thread about the merits of using the HTML <a> element. Then in what way would it be diferent. The href="foo.html" is the same string but refers to different resources (because they have different base URIs). DavidReceived on Tuesday, 23 May 2000 03:52:55 UTC
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