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RE: RDF Interpretation of XML documents (was Re: pat


RE:  RDF Interpretation of XML documents (was Re:  pat
On Tue, 2002-08-20 at 17:04, Bullard, Claude L (Len) wrote:
> How does one write a document in RDF friendly ways?

It's up to you :-)

You can write it as a fully compatible and classical RDF document
meeting the syntax of the RDF syntax rec or only make sure that it is
easily transformable into such a document with your favorite toolbox...
Between these two extreme solutions there are many things to explore,
following John Cowan when he says: "Unless it contains mixed content,
almost any reasonable XML document has an RDF interpretation"...

Eric
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