Asking because I don't know, and I can't believe nobody anticipated it. (Blames "Semantic Web"). Is there not a version of URN that allows you to use a regist

Asking because I don't know, and I can't believe nobody anticipated it. (Blames "Semantic Web"). Is there not a version of URN that allows you to use a registered domain name or IP address as a scope or scheme? Something in the spirit of: urn://mycompany.com/Whatever/I/Want urn:mycompany.com://192.168.0.1/Whatever/I/Want Semantically, a "uniform" private resource identifier that's "uniformly" parsable while avoiding the unpleasantness of IANA registrations. I've scraped with IANA protocol registrations before. It wasn't fun at all. I can't imagine doing it for schema or urn schema registration.