On 10 Jul 2009, at 13:23, Mark Birbeck wrote:
(c) but since ordinary CURIEs may still be used, we should
differentiate
by saying that anything appearing before a colon, that is not a
mapped prefix, is a protocol.
Wouldn't this break existing pre-RDFa uses of CURIE-like tokens?
Uses of "dc:blah" with no explicit prefix mapping are not uncommon.
(Admittedly more in m...@name than @rel.) I'd say they're almost
certainly more common than the full-URIs-in-rel that this solution is
designed to work around.
eRDF pages will often also contain rel values with colons in. eRDF
does map prefixes to URIs, but not via xmlns:foo, instead using an
RFC2731-style <link> element.
In both of those cases, you'll end up with incorrect triples that use
bogus URL schemes.
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Toby A Inkster
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