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Subject: suggestions on identifying nodes, namespace
So based on conversation today, here's what I'd suggest: 1) use xml:id to identify document elements The one issue I think we'd want to resolve is whether we want to use existing name attributes (for tables and such) to achieve the same thing. Clarification: Elias emphasized that there are ways other than using identifiers to group items with common properties. The obvious one is to assign them an rdf:type, which can be annoted with additional properties. So from the model perspective, you have two tables: with xml:id or table-name attribute of "table-1" and "table-2". Triples are: <[base-uri]table-1> rdf:type <http://ex.net/SalaryTable> . <[base-uri]table-2> rdf:type <http://ex.net/SalaryTable> . ... and then: <http://ex.net/SalaryTable> dc:description "Shows annual salaries." 2) move all of the metadata attributes -- property, resource, about, value, data-type (I don't remember what they last few are precisely) -- into the meta prefix ODF namespace. Bruce
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