Yes and no. The problem is that the *paradigm* of navigation we are using
needs to be reflected in the language. Specifically: if we go with the
Cyberspace Protocol, then we simply don't need to deal with navigation
at the language level -- all navigation is handled through the official
space-defining sites. (If I grok what Mark is saying.) But if we go for
a Web-like model (which I strongly prefer), then we need some mechanism
in the language to say, "this thing is a doorway, and goes to this URL".
We don't need to define many of the *details* at the language level, but
I believe we need to know whether we're using links or not...
(Something a lot like the CP could be implemented under a Web-like model,
with a subset of sites agreeing to conform to a standard authority. But
pure CP implies language differences from Web-based CP, I think...)
-- Justin
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