Link-based Resource Descriptor Documents
Link-based Resource Descriptor Documents (LRDD) (pronounced 'lard') is an Expired Internet Draft that provides a process for obtaining information about a resource identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI).

The 'information about a resource' - a resource descriptor - provides machine-readable information that aims to increase interoperability and enhance interactions with the resource. LRDD provides a narrow and well-defined set of rules for obtaining and processing link-based descriptors (found in multiple sources such as HTTP headers, document markup, and resource descriptors) which are often required for security and consistent client behavior.

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