W3CTAG Issues List for Last Call of 9 December 2003 Webarch

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1. Introduction

1.1. About this Document

1.1.2. Scope of this Document

1.1.3. Principles, Constraints, and Good Practice

1.2.1. Orthogonal Specifications

1.2.2. Extensibility

1.2.3. Error Handling

1.2.4. Protocol-based Interoperability

2. Identification

2.1. URI Comparisons

2.2. URI Ownership

2.3. URI Ambiguity

2.3.1. URIs in other Roles

2.4.1. URI Scheme Registration

2.5. URI Opacity

2.6. Fragment Identifiers

2.7.2. Assertion that Two URIs Identify the Same Resource

3. Interaction

3.1. Using a URI to Access a Resource

3.2. Messages and Representations

3.3. Internet Media Type

3.3.1. Media Types and Fragment Identifier Semantics

3.3.2. Fragment Identifiers and Multiple Representations

3.4. Authoritative Representation Metadata

3.4.1. Inconsistencies between Metadata and Representation Data

3.5. Safe Interactions

3.5.1. Unsafe Interactions and Accountability

3.6. Representation Management

3.6.1. Representation availability

3.6.2. URI Persistence

3.6.3. Linking and Access Control

3.7. Future Directions for Interaction

4. Data Formats

4.1. Binary and Textual Data Formats

4.2. Versioning and Extensibility

4.2.1. Versioning

4.2.2. Versioning and XML Namespace Policy

4.2.3. Extensibility

4.2.4. Composition of Data Formats

4.3. Separation of Content, Presentation, and Interaction

4.4. Hypertext

4.4.1. URI References

4.5. XML-Based Data Formats

4.5.1. When to Use an XML-Based Format

4.5.2. Links in XML

4.5.3. XML Namespaces

4.5.4. Namespace Documents

4.5.5. QNames in XML

4.5.6. XML ID Semantics

4.5.7. Media Types for XML

5. Term Index

6. References

1.1. About this Document

1. Introduction

URI Schemes


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