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Implement a Structured Abstract (PR #4 for issue #94) #109

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<body>
<section id='abstract'>
<p>
In recent years, [[YAML]] has emerged as a more concise format
to represent information that had previously been serialized as JSON,
including Linked Data.
This document defines how to serialize linked data
in YAML.
Moreover, it registers the `application/ld+yaml` media type.
<strong>Objective</strong><br>
This document defines YAML-LD, a set of conventions built on top
of YAML, which outlines how to serialize Linked Data as YAML
based on JSON-LD syntax, semantics, and APIs. The emergence of
YAML as a more concise format for representing information
previously serialized as JSON, including Linked Data, has led to
the development of YAML-LD.
</p>

<p>
<strong>Methods</strong><br>
This document defines constraints on YAML so that any YAML-LD
document can be represented in JSON-LD. This is necessary
because YAML is more expressive than JSON, in terms of both
available data types and document structure. This document
also registers the <code>application/ld+yaml</code> media type.
</p>

<p>
<strong>Results</strong><br>
This document provides a clear description of how to serialize
linked data in YAML. It also describes the basic concepts and
core requirements for implementing YAML-LD, including a
comparison of JSON versus YAML, the supported YAML features,
and encoding considerations.
</p>

<p>
<strong>Limitations</strong><br>
The YAML feature set is richer than that of JSON, and a number of
YAML features are not supported in this specification. However,
ground is laid for future development of a version of YAML-LD
which will support those features — via the Extended YAML-LD
Profile.
</p>
<p>
<strong>Conclusions</strong><br>
YAML-LD offers an efficient way to encode Linked Data in a
variety of programming languages which can use YAML.
</p>
</section>

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