The general pattern is /statement-type/~/subject , defaulting to octothorpes if no statement-type is present.
This raises a question of how to handle statements with URIs on either side of them. As the above pattern presents a list of URIs that make octothorpe statements with the defined subject (ie This URI is octothorped #name-of-octothorpe), it follows that it should behave similarly for other types of statments.
So, if /backlinks is a listing of all backlinks on the server /backlinks/~/site1.com would only show backlinks tosite1.com
So how to get all backlinks (or bookmarks or annotations, etc) from a URI?
As a native method of filtering statements by the URI that makes them is desired, here's a chance to establish that pattern. We could do something like
The general pattern is
/statement-type/~/subject, defaulting tooctothorpesif nostatement-typeis present.This raises a question of how to handle statements with URIs on either side of them. As the above pattern presents a list of URIs that make octothorpe statements with the defined subject (ie
This URI is octothorped #name-of-octothorpe), it follows that it should behave similarly for other types of statments.So, if
/backlinksis a listing of all backlinks on the server/backlinks/~/site1.comwould only show backlinks tosite1.comSo how to get all backlinks (or bookmarks or annotations, etc) from a URI?
As a native method of filtering statements by the URI that makes them is desired, here's a chance to establish that pattern. We could do something like
/statement-type/~/subject/by/URI