In Hypertext you would say <a href="https://example.com/aresource">A resource</a> In essence the anchor text becomes the petname and is human readable whi

In Hypertext you would say <a href="https://example.com/aresource">A resource</a> In essence the anchor text becomes the petname and is human readable while the href points to the URL of the resource referenced by the link described by the petname. If you want a name authority, use URLs. What you alias them to is up to you since only you use the alias. If you need the alias also to be globally unique, tough luck! Use URLs there as well (or invent new naming schemes and try to get them adopted).