Recently the issue of nfo:Bookmark vs. nfo:Website came up. I voted for using nfo:Website only but then realized that I always had misinterpreted its comment: It states that nfo:Website is a container for remote resources such as nfo:RemoteDataObject. And those remote resources are interpreted as nfo:HtmlDocuments.
Thus, we (I) always used nfo:Website wrong. Now the question is: should we correct our (my) usage and hope that others will not step into the trap of thinking that a Website = Webpage? Or should we change nfo:Website to be what we (well, me at least) always thought it was: a web page/web address? In other words: should we improve the comment on nfo:Website to explain that it is in fact not a single web page but a collection of pages typically accessible through one domain? Or should we change it to be a nie:DataObject which represents a single web page? Or should we (in addition to the first maybe) introduce another class nfo:Webpage which is a nie:DataObject and can be part of a nfo:Website? Cheers, Sebastian _______________________________________________ Nepomuk mailing list [email protected] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/nepomuk
