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I suspect that there is an error in the Turtle specification, in the section shown in the screen-shot.

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    I suspect that there is an error in the Turtle specification, in the section shown in the screen-shot.

    (It relates to JSON-LD, which ActivityPub / ActivityStreams is built on.)

    I suspect that "PN_CHARS_BASE" is an error.

    Because other parts of other specifications don't make sense if it is.

    I suspect that maybe it should have been "PN_PREFIX" instead.

    #ActivityPub #ActivityStreams #RDF #JSONLD

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    • reiver@mastodon.socialR reiver@mastodon.social

      I suspect that there is an error in the Turtle specification, in the section shown in the screen-shot.

      (It relates to JSON-LD, which ActivityPub / ActivityStreams is built on.)

      I suspect that "PN_CHARS_BASE" is an error.

      Because other parts of other specifications don't make sense if it is.

      I suspect that maybe it should have been "PN_PREFIX" instead.

      #ActivityPub #ActivityStreams #RDF #JSONLD

      nik@toot.teckids.orgN This user is from outside of this forum
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      @reiver

      PN_LOCAL is exactly what the prose in your screenshot describes. I see no error.

      What other parts of other specifications don't make sense?

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      • nik@toot.teckids.orgN nik@toot.teckids.org

        @reiver

        PN_LOCAL is exactly what the prose in your screenshot describes. I see no error.

        What other parts of other specifications don't make sense?

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        @nik

        One example is...

        I've seen multiple examples of Blank Node Identifiers (which contain a Blank Node Label after the "_:") that include numerical digits ("0", "1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8", "9").

        PN_CHARS_BASE does not seem to include numerical digits.

        Neither does that section "2.6 RDF Blank Nodes" include numerical digits.

        Which, assuming I didn't misunderstand something (which is possible), makes the examples I've seen elsewhere not make sense (since they would be invalid).

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        • reiver@mastodon.socialR reiver@mastodon.social

          @nik

          One example is...

          I've seen multiple examples of Blank Node Identifiers (which contain a Blank Node Label after the "_:") that include numerical digits ("0", "1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8", "9").

          PN_CHARS_BASE does not seem to include numerical digits.

          Neither does that section "2.6 RDF Blank Nodes" include numerical digits.

          Which, assuming I didn't misunderstand something (which is possible), makes the examples I've seen elsewhere not make sense (since they would be invalid).

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          @reiver

          I think that's what they mean by:

          > The characters _ **and digits** may appear anywhere in a blank node label.

          (The first of the three liberlisations in your screenshot.)

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          • nik@toot.teckids.orgN nik@toot.teckids.org

            @reiver

            I think that's what they mean by:

            > The characters _ **and digits** may appear anywhere in a blank node label.

            (The first of the three liberlisations in your screenshot.)

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            @nik

            I completely missed that. Thanks for pointing out.

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            • reiver@mastodon.socialR reiver@mastodon.social

              @nik

              I completely missed that. Thanks for pointing out.

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              @reiver @nik Same here. It is really easy to miss. Luckily, this has been improved in the upcoming revised recommendation: https://www.w3.org/TR/rdf12-turtle/#BNodes

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