@@ -12853,9 +12853,11 @@ <h3>Serializing/Deserializing RDF</h3>
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the value of `@language`, if any, followed by an underscore (`"_"`) followed
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by the value of `@direction`.</p>
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- <p class="warning ">This feature is experimental, as RDF does not have a
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+ <p class="issue atrisk ">This feature is experimental, as RDF does not have a
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standard way to represent base direction in <a>RDF literals</a>.
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- A future RDF Working Group may support base direction differently.</p>
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+ A future RDF Working Group may support base direction differently.
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+ The JSON-LD Working Group solicits feedback from the community on the
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+ usefulness of these transformations.</p>
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<p>The following example shows two statements with literal values of `i18n:ar-EG_rtl`,
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which encodes the language tag `ar-EG` and the base direction `rtl`.</p>
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describe the <a>base direction</a> and optional <a>language tag</a> from
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value objects containing `@direction` and optionally `@language`.</p>
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- <p class="warning ">This feature is experimental, as RDF does not have a
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+ <p class="issue atrisk ">This feature is experimental, as RDF does not have a
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standard way to represent base direction in <a>RDF literals</a>.
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- A future RDF Working Group may support base direction differently.</p>
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+ A future RDF Working Group may support base direction differently.
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+ The JSON-LD Working Group solicits feedback from the community on the
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+ usefulness of these transformations.</p>
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<p>The following example shows two statements with compoud literals
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representing strings with the <a>language tag</a> `ar-EG` and <a>base direction</a> `rtl`.</p>
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