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Not quite. A URI is any identifier, a URL is a identifier to a location while a URN is identifier only containing a name. IPFS hashes are URIs/URNs while both U
by capableweb 5y ago
Not quite. A URI is any identifier, a URL is a identifier to a location while a URN is identifier only containing a name. IPFS hashes are URIs/URNs while both URLs and URNs are URIs.
- jrochkind1 5y agoAdditionally, what the "for content" statement is trying to get across is that there is necessarily only one IPFS address possible for a given unique piece of binary content. Which is a quality not universal among URNs either.
- enz 5y agoOh, I see. Thanks for the clarification!