Hi Joshua
> Of course, sometimes you can treat the data as a resource by assigning
> URIs to locations within a document or whatever, but this is not the
> norm, and this scenario makes it all the more important to be clear
> about the distinction between data and resource, IMO.
>
Good point you raised here. This is why I am having so much trouble with the
meta-data vs data stuff more precisely in the case when the URI is an
xpointer referring to a document fragment. I may provide some RDF triple
about a document fragment which by the way is a representation of a blob.
However, the RDF is about a fragment of that representation; classical
problem in knowledge representation but annoying in the resource vs data
issue. So its not as clear cut as it seems to be.
Cheers
Didier PH Martin
