Gregg Kellogg

In the early days, we discussed different kinds of containers (at the time the Ordered List Ontology), but nothing emerged. The feeling about rdf:Seq (and rdf:Bag) is that they are...

As you note, rdf:Seq is used in XMP and other areas that go back to the RDF/XML RDF 1.0 era. I don't think we'll see them removed before a hypothetical...

Based on discussions in the RDF-star Working Group, you're not likely to see support for a model with non-wellformed lists. Many systems expect lists to be wellformed with each node...

> Thanks for replying Gregg, I know a triple store will take a RDF List without a `[] rdf:first` and I can use an `optional { [] rdf:first ?value}` or...

Discussed on [today's call](https://json-ld.org/minutes/2024-07-10/#44) https://github.com/w3c/json-ld-api/issues/604 -> Issue 604 Using flatten() on HTML input having a single script element with an object with `@graph` results in named graph (by gkellogg) [spec:enhancement]...

It seems to me that this would work with a [reverse property](https://www.w3.org/TR/json-ld11/#reverse-properties), although that doesn't work with properties that are graph containers. This would be akin to N3's "is ......

That's right out of example 119 in [Named Graph Indexing](https://www.w3.org/TR/json-ld11/#named-graph-data-indexing). This makes the algorithm round-trippable. If you want to coalesce values you can try using the flattening algorithm followed by...

This should be fairly easy to track down with all the materials you provided. I won’t be able to get to this myself, but if you would care to take...

Someone will get to it eventually. Cc/ @artob

Yes, it is operating as designed. Term selection looks for exact patterns, and would have used `owl:deprecated` if it were `"true"^^xsd:boolean`, but it needs to match that value pattern, and...