Annotations server looks through the data for an annotation and gives it a local URI where the anonymous nodes are. Someone then can do a query for a URI and get back the annotations. Lunch Interesting Blue-Sky conversation with Eric Miller . A system similar to RDF work, but slightly different. Uses triples notation, but seems to do it in a different way.
All nodes have no global significance until they are associated with a higher-level system.
They all live within the scope of the file. The system can do processing of these statements, but does things in the style more of C, with rules returning symbols, instead of the more declarative XML style. Results and expected values combined from all over the Web. Lots of problems with large files, performance. If they do, one of the tests would be to have the parsers iterate on their own output.