Yes.
Hence, it's an important design decision.
James Stallings II wrote:
Question:
Will this provide the groundwork for global content
identification/creator attribution?
Thanks
James
On Sat, Aug 28, 2010 at 1:26 PM, <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
I'm about to introduce global identifiers, so that I can make
friends and IM work on the hypergrid, and would like feedback on the
best form of these identifiers. Here are some options:
http://myworld.com:8002/7c4450fc-aeaf-468d-b238-d52955dc868b
myworld.com:8002/7c4450fc-aeaf-468d-b238-d52955dc868b
<http://myworld.com:8002/7c4450fc-aeaf-468d-b238-d52955dc868b>
http://myworld.com:8002/user/7c4450fc-aeaf-468d-b238-d52955dc868b
[email protected]:8002
<http://[email protected]:8002>
...
In this particular case (for friends and IM) we're dealing with user
accounts, but the issue is broader than that. Whatever form we
choose should be applicable to all sorts of resources.
My preference is to use a URI, according to the spec of URIs
(http://www.w3.org/Addressing/URL/uri-spec.html). The question is:
should we add additional specifications on these URIs? Like using
the path /user/ for user accounts, etc.
Thoughts?
Thanks.
Diva / Crista
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