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RE: Comparable considered necessary


RE:  Comparable considered necessary
Err.. right.  I fail to see the distinction.  I have 
to get the cat's attention one way or another or 
accept the name on face value.   It comes down 
to the will to dererference, did the cat leave 
Thing One or Thing Two to explain things, and 
do I accept the interchangeability of Thing One 
and Thing Two as authorized representatives.

The name inside the name documents the authority. 
I have to accept it as being asserted.  I don't 
have to accept what it asserts.  The URI agreement 
is the systemic agreement of the former.  The latter 
is accepted or negotiated.

len

-----Original Message-----
From: John Cowan [mailto:jcowan@r...]

"Bullard, Claude L (Len)" scripsit:

> There is a name of a cat to ask inside.  The name is 
> meaningless but it is used by lots of servers and that 
> makes it moreorless a reliable way to get the cat's 
> attention.

No, no.  Inside a *namespace* name is a name of the source of authority
for that name.

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