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LDP Next Community Group

Group closed 2023-10-16

LDP Next aims to continue the work started by the LDP Working Group. LDP Next hopes to address the following topics that were not covered by LDP 1.0: (1) extensibility and discovery — allow clients to easily discover server affordances; (2) inlining on GET and POST — allow clients to request and create multiple resource with a single HTTP request; (3) query / search over LDPCs and LDPRs; (4) access control — provide a mechanism to control access to Linked Data Platform Resources.

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LDP Next aims to continue the work started by the LDP Working Group.

LDP Next hopes to address the following topics that were not covered by LDP 1.0: (1) extensibility and discovery — allow clients to easily discover server affordances; (2) inlining on GET and POST — allow clients to request and create multiple resource with a single HTTP request; (3) query / search over LDPCs and LDPRs; (4) access control — provide a mechanism to control access to Linked Data Platform Resources.


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This is a community initiative. This group was originally proposed on 2015-07-15 by Andrei Sambra. The following people supported its creation: Andrei Sambra, Sandro Hawke, Arnaud Le Hors, Roger Menday, Dominik Tomaszuk. W3C’s hosting of this group does not imply endorsement of the activities.

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