Changes between Version 12 and Version 13 of SigMmt/Templates/TemplateIds
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- 09/15/10 14:37:28 (14 years ago)
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v12 v13 143 143 I fully agree in federation of RDL content. There is no need to put RDL content in one place. And separating RDL content at various endpoints based on any reason including ownership, status, etc is fine by me. So I think we are aligned there. However, I do not think the identifier issuing authority must be at the endpoint where the RDL thing is being accessed. It could be the same but there should never be a requirement that it is the same. 144 144 145 If we bind interpretation of status, state, access location, etc of RDL content into the identifier then I think we are in big trouble. The reason is that the identifier must be forever but its s atus, state, location, etc in time and space will not be forever.145 If we bind interpretation of status, state, access location, etc of RDL content into the identifier then I think we are in big trouble. The reason is that the identifier must be forever but its status, state, location, etc in time and space will not be forever. 146 146 147 When http://rdlfacade.org was created it sole purpose was to be an identifier issuing authority. We never intend initial content of whatever status, state, or location to be originated there or even end up there.147 When http://rdlfacade.org was created its sole purpose was to be an identifier issuing authority. We never intend initial content of whatever status, state, or location to be originated there or even end up there. 148 148 149 149 So if you use URI’s in a pure KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid) manner, then we can continue to generate identifiers free of its status, state, location, etc and have the most reliable identifiers at the lowest cost possible.