michael
commented
12 years ago Yeah, I'm aware of that. However with Data.js, there's a focus on a stripped down lightweight API. It deliberately breaks with existing standards, such as RDF or JSON-Id. We don't even use fully qualified ids in favor of prettier ones (that just need to be unique in an application context). It is a question of taste to some degree, but there have been many reasons for us to go with our own syntax.
Now Data.js follows CouchDB-esque data format with
_id,type, etc. It might make sense to go to JSON-LD instead, as that is already a (in-progress) standard for JSON-encoding graph data:http://json-ld.org/