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Schemes SHOULD avoid improper use of "//". The use of double slashes
in the first part of a URI is not a stylistic indicator that what
follows is a URI: double slashes are intended for use ONLY when the
syntax of the <scheme-specific-part> contains a hierarchical
structure. In URIs from such schemes, the use of double slashes
indicates that what follows is the top hierarchical element for a
naming authority (Section 3.2 of RFC 3986 has more details). Schemes
that do not contain a conformant hierarchical structure in their
<scheme-specific-part> SHOULD NOT use double slashes following the
"<scheme>:" string.
See also the discussion in #5 and discussions in the #trinity channel on Discord.
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joakim
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Why iota: without double-slash?
Why iota: and not iota://?
Jun 2, 2018
Just to clarify why I believe
iota:
is the correct choice for this URI scheme.From RFC 7595 (URI Scheme Guidelines), section 3.2:
See also the discussion in #5 and discussions in the #trinity channel on Discord.
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