| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Are you talking about [...]?Yes, the Unicode BOM. I have named Microsoft both because of their involvement in the working group and because most (all?) of their products are well-known to use BOMs even when not appropriate such as in UTF-8 encoded files (though, it is not strictly forbidden, but it is nonsense and causes trouble with some software).Also, it is noteworthy that Windows is The One Big
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