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A person, organization, place, idea, subject matter topic/heading, and other real world things possess &amp;quot;identity&amp;quot; --
that is, a constellation of characteristics that distinguish them from any other identity. Associated with this abstraction can be a label used as a reference, or &amp;quot;identifier&amp;quot;. This is the distinction between a thing and the name of the thing.



section from IETF&#39;s Domain Keys spec. (paraphrased by me) .
The Linked Data meme is based on the use of HTTP based URIs as reference / identifier labels associated with the &amp;quot;identity abstraction&amp;quot; referred to above. Thus, when you de-reference (request information about) an HTTP based URI you ultimately end up with a resource URL that exposes the &amp;quot;constellation of characteristics&amp;quot; mentioned above, in a representation negotiated at request time -- between an HTTP client and server e.g., (X)HTML, JSON, XML, RDF/XML, N3, Turtle, Trix, others :-)

Related


  What is the Linked Data meme About?


  Simple Explanation of RDF &amp;amp; Linked Data Dynamics.

  Handle -- Internet wide Identity Scheme and Resolution System  	
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