Change - Designator

Created on Feb. 17, 2013, 12:23 a.m. by Hevok & updated on March 29, 2013, 8:14 a.m. by Hevok

Designator != Designatum ¶
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The pPresentation, it means the so called Designator of the oObject/wWeb pPage is not the oObject itself. Therefore, there is dDifference between the real Object, the so called Designatum and the tThing that represents the real Object, the Designator. ¶
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However, it is possible to talk about the real Object simply with the help of a rRepresentation. ¶
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The Web pPage describes (designates) the real Object. ¶
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The real oPbject is described (designated) by the Web pPage. ¶
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The distinguishing characteristics of [iInformation; rPesources is that all of their essential cCharacteristics and can be conveyed in a message. - W3C: Architecture of the World Wide Web, Volume One ¶
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A rResource can be described (designated) via Metadata ¶
Even if the resource itself cannot be delivered from the Web server, probably its rRepresentation might be available that describes the rResource sufficient.