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Liam R E Quin scripsit: > A namespace indicates who owns a format, so if ownership changes, > sometimes a "v2" namespace becomes appropriate. IMO all namespace names should contain a year, because the association between a domain and the organization that owns it can vary from year to year. "Hackers.com" has been owned by at least four organizations that I know of. NewsML URNs, which are perfectly general and can be used even outside NewsML, are of the form urn:newsml:foo.com:yyyymmdd:uniqueid:1, where yyyymmdd is any date on which the minter of the URN controlled foo.com. Some people use the date on which the URN was minted, others use a fixed date. (1 is the version number, which must increase though not necessarily consecutively, so it can be a timestamp.) -- "Well, I'm back." --Sam John Cowan <cowan@c...>
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