A common practice for creating URIs is to begin with a Web page. The page describes the object to be identified and explains that the URL of the page is the URI for that object. For example, I wanted to create a URI for my copy of "Weaving the Web" by Tim Berners-Lee. First, I created a Web page that describes my copy. Second, I noted on that page that the URL for the page serves as the URI for my copy of the book. By doing this, I've associated that URI (http://logicerror.com/myWeavingTheWeb) with my copy of "Weaving the Web." Creating a URI can be just this simple.
Ngoni Chipere on 14 Feb 12I don't understand what the writer means in this paragraph. Does the web page describe a book or does it contain a copy of the book?