> > So I think this change was reasonable in light of comments. > > I don't think we gain a lot by defining "on the Web." We probably > gain more by sticking to talking about identification and exchange > of representations when we mean one or the other or both. > As I've said repeatedly, I would like to see us define "on the web" in our web architecture document. I separately provided a variety of justification for my opinion. I don't think you could have possibly misunderstood my desire on this. I don't understand why you would remove a phrase from the document when at least one TAG member has strongly indicated that it should remain, and there has been no TAG consensus that it should be removed. Please return the phrase back into the document. I've offered a variety of definitions that can provide a starting point for this term. Cheers, Dave
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