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Snarky answer: because they're the W3C and are high on their own supply ;-) But it does allow more flexibility. If you don't want to be tied to a domain name,
by agwa 2y ago
Snarky answer: because they're the W3C and are high on their own supply ;-)
But it does allow more flexibility. If you don't want to be tied to a domain name, you can use a URN with a UUID like urn:uuid:4603d9d3-e895-4000-9077-0ab0f2776e1e
- IshKebab 2y agoYou could also just do `com.mydomain.uid.4603d....` if you wanted. But yeah I think your snarky answer is probably more than a little true!