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RE: XLink and mixed vocabulary design


RE:  XLink and mixed vocabulary design

From: Robin Berjon [mailto:robin.berjon@e...]

>All I need is knowledge that there are relationships between resources. 
>Why should I have to teach my code about various different constructs in 
>two dozen vocabularies? I don't see what's not to respect in laziness.

So all you want is xlink:href as a flag there is a relationship 
and you will defer any and all other semantic flags to the surrounding 
markup?  Doesn't the http:// tell you there is a relationship? 
What am I missing?

>I'm sorry to hear a hint that sex can get that bad.

It's an American thing.  Failure is not an option. :-)

len

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