It would not be an error as long it is a valid URI. Conceptually non-HTTP URIs go against Linked Data principles because normally they cannot be dereferenced.
Therefore it makes sense to give it a little thought and choose an http:// namespace that you control. On Wed, Apr 12, 2017 at 6:31 PM, Laura Morales <[email protected]> wrote: >> I use "urn:ex:..." in a lot of my test code (short for "urn:example:"). >> >> Then the predicate is "urn:ex:time/now" or "urn:ex:time/duration" or >> whatever you need... > > would it be an error (perhaps conceptually) to use "ex:...", essentially > removing the "urn:" scheme?
