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On Fri, 2004-02-20 at 20:17, Bullard, Claude L (Len) wrote:
> I don't follow probably because I don't
> know what is meant by a "RDDL directory".
>
> Is the "RDDL directory" a RDDL document or
> the RDDL design? IOW, are you asserting
> claims to *a* RDDL page or to *the* RDDL
> language design?
It's the RDDL document:
<quote ref="http://rddl.org/";>
1. Introduction
This document describes the Resource Directory Description Language
(RDDL). A RDDL document, called a Resource Directory, provides a package
of information about some target, including:
* Human-readable descriptive material about the target.
* A directory of individual resources related to the target, each
directory entry containing descriptive material and linked to
the resource in question.
</quote>
> I think you mean asserting rights for a
> RDDL page and the assets it points to.
> So, if the RDDL page is pointing to
> some set of resources, are you licensing these?
>
> I don't think that works. Following a link
> does not obligate. That is a tenet of the
> web architecture.
>
> Or you are licensing the page and the
> rights to use it.
Yes and I'd like to link to a licence, like most of the web pages do.
Eric
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