Michael Milton

But has anyone answered the question of how we would do testing without embedded R?

No I believe this is still considered flattened. If I use `pyld` to flatten the offending document, it still preserves the object with `@type` and `@value`: ```python >>> from pyld...

Thanks Stain, if you think it should be banned then I guess that guidance should go into the spec. I'm a bit wary of doing that though, because this would...

A possible compromise is to allow `@type` in the `@context` only, which tools can and largely do ignore. However this poses a further question which is whether we should allow...

Okay I take your point: `{"@id": "..."}` is clearly not a literal, and that makes processing easier. The most consistent would actually be to enforce that all literals as value...

I'm using RDF machinery so parsing is mostly "free" for me. Rather my concern is retaining expressiveness (languages, data types) while also making it easy for JSON parsers. Honestly the...

Okay, that quote you have highlighted does seem to imply that this is already banned, so I'll raise an issue with the CRS4 Validator to implement that. Oddly enough, the...

The "or be defined by the JSON-LD context in other ways" part kind of implies that you can put a prefix in the context and therefore use CURIEs. Although CURIEs...

Thanks. I think your proposed change would be an improvement (although I would change "key" to "term"). As an aside, I wonder if CURIEs are so bad for the RDF-naive...

Yes I agree, but other downstream tools and vocabs (rdflib, bioschemas) are already using HTTPS. Plus other parts of the website imply HTTPS is preferred. I think there should be...