Laurens,
In general I agree but see below:
Laurens Holst wrote:
Op 8-9-2009 10:28, Shane McCarron schreef:
So, for example,
<a rel="blah:blah" href="file.html">something</a>
Would never generate triple, because the prefix "blah" is not
defined, so the system MUST act as if there was no @rel at all.
Hm, so just to be clear:
<a rel="blah:blah foo:bar" href="file.html">something</a>
Would not generate a triple, but:
<a rel="blah:blah foo:bar" href="file.html"
xmlns:foo="http://example.org";>something</a>
and
<a rel="blah:blah bar" href="file.html">something</a>
Would?
Nearly. rel="bar" is not a defined reserved word, so that wouldn't
raise a triple either.
~Laurens
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