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Bent Rasmussen wrote,
> Perhaps the central question would be:
>
> - "Does the URI 'http://www.w3.org' identify an
> organisation called W3C or a location on the Web?"
I think I must fall in camp D, because although I'm temperamentally
inclined towards camp B, my answer to this question would be
"Potentially both, and a great many other things besides".
Cheers,
Miles
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