Re: Future of meta-indices: site indexing proposal and Perl script

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    From: Larry Masinter <masinter@parc.xerox.com>

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    The fact that we talk about 'meta-information' doesn't mean that it
    should appear in a particular place in the protocol labelled as
    "meta".

In fact, it would be desirable to have a recursive theory and implementation
so that you can talk ABOUT the "meta" at any level.

This is where you go when you take links seriously.