I seem to recall an unwritten rule that says that one should not start the local part of an IRI with a digit (i.e. no digit immediately after "#" (assuming one uses "#" as a fragment delimiter, that is)). I am not sure where this come from, nor did I bother questioning it at the time, so I pretty much followed it blindly. Is there such a rule, and if there is, what would be its source?
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