@mariusor the problem (for others) is that when you use the same URI to refer to different things, you can no longer distinguish between them. it's why the naive approach is to just use file extensions -- less ambiguity. you can trade content negotiation for explicit identification ahead-of-time. but it's quite tenuous to say that foo.jsonld and foo.png are "the same" in any meaningful sense. one is a description of an image, the other is a representation of the image. neither are the real thing
