The Universal Pantograph Representation is the essence of networking

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Apparently, I’m not the only one with this idea.  Click to read more »

Oddly, or not, a google search on this phrase turns up:  Click to read more »

Semergence writes:

I’ve love to be able to do something like this:

{
  "name": "Cool Beans",
  "account": "http://example.org/accounts/23242342"
}

However, any JSON client will have a tough time determining what the meaning of the account value is. Sure, it’s a string. But how should it be treated? And how do I express that to my JSON clients? I’m not about to give them a regular expression and say “if it matches, it’s a URI, and follow it!”

And then asks:

Thoughts? How to express hypermedia in JSON?  Click to read more »

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One liner:

Topic maps help people help each other to find stuff. Any stuff.

Therefore, it’s a new product category (some would say a new weltanschauung, but that would never sell). Differentiators:  Click to read more »