Difference between revisions of "Universal namespace management"

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The Universal namespace management scheme provided by Meta University (MU), is a data management scheme similar to Universal Resource Identifier/Universal Resource Locator, which leverage the combinatorial explosive properties of symbol sequence to uniquely address content. The mechanism defined by MU will adopt both content-addressing similar to IPFS, and location-addressing, similar to HTTP.

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	The Universal namespace management scheme provided by [[Meta University]] ([[MU]]), is a data management scheme similar to ~~the~~ [[Universal Resource Locator]], ~~that uses~~ the combinatorial explosive properties of symbol sequence to uniquely address content. The mechanism defined by [[MU]] will adopt both [[content ~~address~~]] similar to [[IPFS]], and [[location ~~address~~]], similar to [[HTTP]].		The Universal namespace management scheme provided by [[Meta University]] ([[MU]]), is a data management scheme similar to [[Universal Resource Identifier]]/[[Universal Resource Locator]], which leverage the combinatorial explosive properties of symbol sequence to uniquely address content. The mechanism defined by [[MU]] will adopt both [[content-addressing]] similar to [[IPFS]], and [[location-addressing]], similar to [[HTTP]].