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been kind of stalled on writing my fanfiction because the next section is largely an anime episode novelization and that sounds like a hassle

yes it’s 3AM but look we were looking at LEGO sets for two hours

@aescling feral feline floragato females fucking, or f⁴f

damn them squirrels are getting poof

@benhamill (notably they can contain slashes and must contain a comma)

@benhamill the main practical difference between the two is that tag: URIs have a larger set of allowed characters, which can be good or bad depending on context

@benhamill for opaque identifiers, my preference is a short Crockford Base32 number <crockford.com/base32.html> with checksum to catch transcription errors, but i can’t recommend tooling for keeping track of this (or a longer correct-horse-battery-staple kind)

if you’re namespacing these identifiers with domains and dates (as tag: / urn:fdc: requires), the problem of preventing collisions can at least be made pretty small

@benhamill don't make a pseudo-URI, make a tag: URI or urn:fdc: URI, which is the same thing but not pseudo-

@djsundog openarchives.org/pmh/ is very old but still pretty widely used i think for querying the contents of collections; might be somewhere to look for that piece

@djsundog i think there is an assumption that any large collection will require some searching to navigate, and search is often a bit fine-tuned, so there hasn't been a ton of work to standardize navigating and exploring collections across platforms

but assuming you have found a resource and have a link to it, there has been a lot of work into how you can then reuse that resource in lots of places

i think kitty is trying to do a bit but honestly she’s always been like this so i’m not sure what’s changed

in a time when white communities around the world are turning to fascism

make sure yours doesn’t. yeah?

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