"lafs" is more the protocol, "tahoe" is more the Python implementation

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zooko 2013-09-11 06:32:25 +00:00
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@ -22,8 +22,8 @@ Ticket #432 was the starting point: it contained a list of features.
Kevin Reid points out that the Tahoe calls URIs are not actually URIs (in the Kevin Reid points out that the Tahoe calls URIs are not actually URIs (in the
established sense). To make them real, we need to: established sense). To make them real, we need to:
* make them start with `x-tahoe:` or `tahoe:` (or `lafs:`), * make them start with `x-lafs:` or `lafs:`,
register `tahoe:` with IANA (#418) (#683) register `lafs:` with IANA (#418) (#683)
* understand how URI/URL/URNs are built, decide about hierarchical segments * understand how URI/URL/URNs are built, decide about hierarchical segments
vs non-hierarchical segments. What's magical about a leading double-slash? vs non-hierarchical segments. What's magical about a leading double-slash?
Do we need one? Do we need one?