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      It is not necessary that ODF defines additional Dublin Core elements in order to use them in ODF documents;
      these Dublin Core properties can simply be used in statements in RDF/XML files.
      The "foreign elements" section 21.1 only talks about elements in ODF XML files, not RDF/XML files, so the fact that ODF defines some XML elements in the Dublin Core namespace is not a problem here.

      Since ODF 1.2 has a new RDF metadata framework, the meta.xml file could be regarded as "legacy"that is not further extended. Future version of ODF may deprecate it in favor of RDF/XML.

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      It is not necessary that ODF defines additional Dublin Core elements in order to use them in ODF documents; these Dublin Core properties can simply be used in statements in RDF/XML files. The "foreign elements" section 21.1 only talks about elements in ODF XML files, not RDF/XML files, so the fact that ODF defines some XML elements in the Dublin Core namespace is not a problem here. Since ODF 1.2 has a new RDF metadata framework, the meta.xml file could be regarded as "legacy"that is not further extended. Future version of ODF may deprecate it in favor of RDF/XML.

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      Original author: rjelliffe@allette.com.au
      Original date: 14 Feb 2010 17:17:44 -0000
      Original URL: http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/office-comment/201002/msg00027.html

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