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Universal Document Identifiers on the Network - Berners-Lee, Groff, Cailliau (1992) (Correct)
....information in a flexible way as the coming information age arrives. Acknowledgements This paper builds on much discussion of these issues by many people on the network. The discussion was particularly stimulated by articles by Clifford Lynch [Lync91] Brewster Kahle [Kahl91] and Wengyik Yeong [Yeon2]. ....
Yeong, W., P.S.I., "Representing Public Archives in the Directory", Internet Draft, November 1991. In UDI=wais://nnsc.nsf.net/internet-drafts?yeong ____________________________________________________________________________________________ file://info.cern.ch./pub/www/doc/udi1.ps Page 9 UDIs: Feb
World-Wide Web: The Information Universe - Berners-Lee, Cailliau, Groff.. (1992) (34 citations) (Correct)
....X.500 and the Web The x.500 standard for name servers provides a useful tool for long term naming of documents. Initially intended for coordinates of people and organizations, to be used for documents it needs extensions similar to (though simpler than) those proposed for example by Yeong [14] . The chief attribute of a document for W 3 purposes is the W 3 physical address. Once access to x.500 name servers is widely available, User Friendly Names will form an appropriate W 3 document name format for logical addresses. Experience with the W 3 pilot project The first client ....
Yeong, W., P.S.I., "Representing Public Archives in the Directory", Internet Draft, November 1991.
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Yeong, W., "Representing Public Archives in the Directory", Work in Progress, November 1991.
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