Manuel T. Schrempf

@dougmaitelli What speaks against a default delimiter, and the user can set it to this needs? The delimiter char can be stored in the `storage.json`or in an seperate `config.json` file.

Same here, did you guys had any success?

+1, would be of great value!

> For anyone stumbling upon this, I solved with: > > ```js > literal( > new Date().toISOString(), > namedNode("http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#dateTime") > ) > ``` But is this correct according to https://www.w3.org/TR/rdf11-concepts/#dfn-recognized-datatype-iris#dfn-literal-term-equality?...

The spec does not include the `` in the literal type as far as I understand it

@kjetilk, any update from this? I'm having the exact same issue with the two `@prefixe`s and a missing `@base`. If you process a file having a base, the output misses...

Might be relevant to #245 and #251

> I would like to add that, while working on a simple WebID implementation, this feature has been really confusing. One would expect a given input to produce, after parsing,...

Additionally to suggestions and autocomplete for emoji's I propose two things: 1. All emoji's get an index number as they are already rendered in Threema web. :grinning: would be the...

@sandalwoodbox thanks for you code, it helped a lot! I had to remove `static`in your URL to make it work. @Pike or @stasm, I did the setup in Typescript within...