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Subject: Re: [xdi] Proposed resolution of attribute contextualization rule
A second unresolved issue from last Friday's telecon was attribute contextualization. In short, the question was which of the following was correct:#2: =markus<+first><+name>&/&/”.....”
#1: =markus+first<+name>&/&/”.....”
On the TC call I argued for #1, because +first itself was not an attribute. However in discussing it this weekend with Markus I realized there was a much stronger argument for #2: to contextualize an attribute you MUST use only other attributes because all attributes must ultimately describe the entity they follow.In other words, <+first> MUST be an attribute in the example above because <+name> is ultimately an attribute of =markus, not of +first.If everyone agrees, then we just discovered another key rule of using XDI syntax that we will express in XDI Core.=Drummond
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