Smalyshev added a comment. "Consistency" of dumps in different formats is a questionable thing. What would it mean to have JSON and RDF "consistent"? Of course they'd contain same entities, that's a given, and the data would be kind of alike. But even values may differ - i.e. RDF has no standard for representing coordinates, so we have to choose something. That something will not be the same as JSON. Also, if we want to represent dates in standard way - e.g. xsd:dateTime - we'd have to modify them, slightly or substantially. Same goes for many other things which look slightly different - ranks, units, truthy statements, etc. Ultimately, we're basing on the same data set, so excepting bugs we'd have consistency on that level, but beyond that I'm not sure what it is.
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