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 <p class='stmt'><a href="#HTTPURIS">HTTP URIs</a> Create HTTP URIs as names for your objects. Give careful consideration to the URI naming strategy. Consider how the data will change over time and name as necessary.
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-<p class='stmt'><a href="#MACHINE">MACHINE ACCESSIBLE</a>A major benefit of Linked Data is providing access to data for machines.  Machines can use a variety of methods to read data including, but not limited to: a RESTful API, SPARQL endpoints or download.
+<p class='stmt'><a href="#MACHINE">MACHINE ACCESSIBLE</a> A major benefit of Linked Data is providing access to data for machines.  Machines can use a variety of methods to read data including, but not limited to: a RESTful API, SPARQL endpoints or download.
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 <p class='stmt'><a href="#SERIALIZATION">SERIALIZATION</a> Convert the source data into a Linked Data representation.  This process is also called "Triplifaction" however, more accurately, it is the process serializing data into one or more RDF serializations.  RDF serializations include Turtle, Notation-3 (N3), N-Triples, XHTML with embedded RDFa, and RDF/XML.