> This _is_ pretty confusing syntax; mostly because it makes extensive use
> of the abbreviated version of the RDF-in-XML serialisation syntax, but
> also because Netscape haven't use XML namespaces or documented their
> vocabulary within anything except C source code... This makes it hard to
> tell which property types are 'core' RDF facilities, and which belong to
> the Netscape sitemap vocabulary. As far as I can see though it is correct,
> in that it can be mapped into nodes'n'arcs following the rules in the
> Model and Syntax paper.
What *is* broken, though, is that there are two ID attributes with
the same value. That makes XLinks to them impossible.
IMHO it would have been better if the attributes "id" and "ID"
had been reserved in XML to always be of type ID, even for non-validating
parsers. I know that was considered at one time.
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