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What's in a URI?

First off, a Happy New Year to all!

A post of mine to the OpenURL list may possibly be of interest. Following up the recent W3C TAG (Technical Architecture Group) Finding on "The Use of Metadata in URIs" I pointed out that the TAG do not seem to be aware of OpenURL: which is both a standard prescription for including metadata in URI strings and a US information standard to boot.

Posted by Tony Hammond on January 8, 2007 7:25 AM |

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