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Subject: Re: [office-metadata] Question about the IRI of a RDF subject from an ODF document
On Jan 30, 2007, at 3:38 PM, Svante Schubert wrote: >> Might be nice if we could add the ability to have both a path and >> a global IRI in the manifest entry for a file. >> > I agree with you. > We might use owl:sameAs to make clear that both subjects are the same. That's indeed one option, though I was thinking something more like: <manifest:file-entry manifest:file-path="foo.jog" manifest:uri="flickr.com/doe/1"/> ... where the URI would be used as subject if present. > On the other hand, from the RDF user perspective it would be only > good to use the local URL if someone wants to give information of > this certain instance of the image and the 'shared' flickr URL, if > meta data about the picture in general is provided, which is the > same for all copies. > Otherwise - by using a local URL - the informations that are valid > for all image copies are hard to be linked. Yes, in general it's better to use globally unique and stable URIs for resources. Bruce
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