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Great diagram illustrating the differences between URI, URL, and URN! Visual aids really help in understanding these concepts. I always keep in mind the practical applications of each, as it can clarify their unique roles in web technology. Thanks for sharing this informative post!
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URLs, URIs, URNs got it! Love the diagram. Good diagram is always helpful. But how about using persistent identifiers (PIDs) for long term access? Burcu YARAR
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3wBurcu YARAR, where do you see the benefits of using URN? For example, Having a SQL DB column URN with a value "urn:isbn:1234567890" VS three columns, UniqueID, IdentifierType="ISBN" and IdentifierValue="1234567890." Sure, you could use URN as a unique ID column, but it wouldn't allow you to create the most efficient indexes, optimize queries, and maximize performance. To me, URN only adds value to a document DB or filesystem.