On 5/27/13 1:23 AM, doug foxvog wrote:
> Most English readers don't know what URIs are. (01)
They know that words are identifiers.
They know that identifiers denote (name or "refer to") entities or things.
They know that basic sentence structure is comprised of a subject,
predicate, and object. That each of the aforementioned roles are
associated with words in a sentence. (02)
Given the right examples they will also understand that literals are the
only mechanism for denotation. (03)
I am not particularly interested in a debate about the virtues of RDF's
subject, predicate, object based syntax. (04)
-- (05)
Regards, (06)
Kingsley Idehen
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