Empty node <> works for a single node only. So maybe blank nodes would
be better solution - user can have as many of them as needed in a single
document. Only possible issue is that if the data already contains blank
nodes, how to recognize them.
On 17/12/2019 17.06, Mikael Pesonen wrote:
Ah, LDP solution of <> seems the way to go, why make it more
complicated :)
Blank nodes could make things bit more complicated I think. They are
good for using as values for other resources, but haven't seen them
used as the only/main resource when describing something.
Thanks!
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