I noticed that sketch ignores the weird node<>

[BenjaminHofstetter]

Giacomo Citi (Zazuko): I noticed that sketch ignores the weird node<>. the following is not rendered:

@prefix schema: <http://schema.org/> .
<> a </api/schema/Plaque> ;
    schema:identifier "newton-s-apple-tree-monash-university" ;
    schema:name "Newton's Apple Tree Monash University" .

Tomasz Pluskiewicz (Zazuko): why do you call it weird? 😄

Tomasz Pluskiewicz (Zazuko): probably if (!ptr.value) somewhere and empty string is falsy

Tomasz Pluskiewicz (Zazuko): quick fix: add BASE

Benjamin Hofstetter (Zazuko): I must investigate that. I believe it leads to a VueFlow Node with an of id=''. This is undesirable. Is there a better name for this <> named node without name?

Benjamin Hofstetter (Zazuko): The empty named node represented by <> in your RDF Turtle example is known as the base URI or document node. It refers to the URI of the current document or resource being described.

Explanation:
The <> syntax is shorthand for the base URI defined in the RDF document, typically set by a @base declaration or derived from the location of the RDF file.
If no explicit @base is provided, <> typically resolves to the URL where the RDF file is located.

Benjamin Hofstetter (Zazuko): That means I can put https://sketch.zazuko.com/ there if no base is set ?