Karen Coyle writes:
> > OK, good, then if you are concerned about the PURL services SPOF,
> > take the freely available PURL software and created a distributed
> > PURL based system and put it up for the community. I think
> > several people have looked at this, but I have not heard of any
> > progress or implementations.
>
> The California Digital Library ran the PURL software for a while,
> using it to mint identifiers for digital documents. It was a while
> back, but someone there may remember how it went.
Wait, what? They _were_ running a PURL resolver, but now they're not?
What does the P in PURL stand for again?
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