From: "Paul Prescod" <>
> I'm not convinced (yet?) that the world divides in to these neat
> categories. Do you see this as tricky:
Yes, if my data is in XML.
Another approach to the whole thing might be to use XPaths to explicitly mark relations up.
(These could be defaulted in the DTD.)
<rddl:resource id="xhtml" >
<rddl:title rdf:aboutPath="..">User Documentation</rddl:title>
<rddl:description rdf:aboutPath="..">Reference documentation for L, in XHTML.<rddl:description>
<rddl:href rdf:aboutPath="..">http://example.org/schemas/L.html</rddl:href>
<rddl:purpose rdf:aboutPath="..">http://www.rddl.org/purposes#reference</rddl:purpose>
<rddl:nature rdf:aboutPath="..">http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml> </rddl:nature>
<rddl:rescource>
Cheers
Rick Jelliffe
