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Conservative Repurposing of RDF Data

The data oriented Web presents us with the challenge of assessing and ensuring the integrity of data across repeated cycles of reuse. Authoritative sources of information on the Web need to take steps to ensure that the primary nature of its information is maintained by consumers. The present paper is concerned with one aspect of this problem, namely the question of when we are licensed to say that data is being transformed, reused or merged in a non-distortive manner. We shall place this problem in the context of RDF and Linked Data and study the problem in relation SPARQL construct queries.