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I think it's not a strict subset, there are URIs that aren't URLs (like ISBN numbers), but there are also URLs that aren't exactly URIs, like http://example-blo

I think it's not a strict subset, there are URIs that aren't URLs (like ISBN numbers), but there are also URLs that aren't exactly URIs, like http://example-blog.com/latest http://example-blog.com/latest But in practice, sure, the 2 are pretty much used interchangeably edit: Perhaps I'm wrong, all resources I can find classify all URLs as a type of URI.

411111111111111 4y ago
Maybe my understanding of URIs is flawed then, but from your example it looks like an URI for blog articles sorted by publishing date. List<type> was a valid resource type as far as I remember.