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Author: csarven

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@@ -795,19 +795,24 @@ <h5 property="schema:name"><span>Note</span>: Reinstated Resource Permissions</h
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                         <h5 property="schema:name"><span>Note</span>: HTTP Method and Access Mode Mapping</h5>
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-                          <p>When the target of the HTTP request is the ACL resource, the operation can only be allowed with the <code>acl:Control</code> access mode.</p>
+                          <p id="http-acl-resource">When the target of the HTTP request is the ACL resource, the operation can only be allowed with the <code>acl:Control</code> access mode. Having <code>acl:Control</code> does not imply that the agent has <code>acl:Read</code> or <code>acl:Write</code> access to the resource itself, just to its corresponding ACL resource. For example, an agent with control access can disable their own write access (to prevent accidental over-writing of a resource by an application), but be able to change their access levels at a later point (since they retain <code>acl:Control</code> access).</p>
 
-                          <p>Having <code>acl:Control</code> does not imply that the agent has <code>acl:Read</code> or <code>acl:Write</code> access to the resource itself, just to its corresponding ACL resource. For example, an agent with control access can disable their own write access (to prevent accidental over-writing of a resource by an application), but be able to change their access levels at a later point (since they retain <code>acl:Control</code> access).</p>
+                          <dl id="http-methods-access-modes">
+                            <dt id="http-get"><code>GET</code></dt>
+                            <dd>The HTTP <code>GET</code> method request targeting a resource can only be allowed with the <code>acl:Read</code> access mode.</dd>
 
-                          <p>The HTTP <code>GET</code> method request targeting a resource can only be allowed with the <code>acl:Read</code> access mode.</p>
+                            <dt id="http-post"><code>POST</code></dt>
+                            <dd>The HTTP <code>POST</code> can be used to create a new resource in a container or add information to existing resources (but not remove resources or its contents) with either <code>acl:Append</code> or <code>acl:Write</code>.</dd>
 
-                          <p>The HTTP <code>POST</code> can be used to create a new resource in a container or add information to existing resources (but not remove resources or its contents) with either <code>acl:Append</code> or <code>acl:Write</code>.</p>
+                            <dt id="http-put"><code>PUT</code></dt>
+                            <dd>As the HTTP <code>PUT</code> method requests to create or replace the resource state, the <code>acl:Write</code> access mode is required to replace an existing resource, but to create a new resource, access to the container can be either <code>acl:Append</code> or <code>acl:Write</code>.</dd>
 
-                          <p>As the HTTP <code>PUT</code> method requests to create or replace the resource state, the <code>acl:Write</code> access mode is required to replace an existing resource, but to create a new resource, access to the container can be either <code>acl:Append</code> or <code>acl:Write</code>.</p>
+                            <dt id="http-patch"><code>PATCH</code></dt>
+                            <dd>As the processing of HTTP <code>PATCH</code> method requests depends on the request semantics and content, <code>acl:Append</code> can allow requests using SPARQL 1.1 Update’s [<cite><a class="bibref" href="#bib-sparql11-update">SPARQL11-UPDATE</a></cite>] <code>INSERT DATA</code> operation but not <code>DELETE DATA</code>, whereas <code>acl:Write</code> would allow both operations.</dd>
 
-                          <p>As the processing of HTTP <code>PATCH</code> method requests depends on the request semantics and content, <code>acl:Append</code> can allow requests using SPARQL 1.1 Update’s [<cite><a class="bibref" href="#bib-sparql11-update">SPARQL11-UPDATE</a></cite>] <code>INSERT DATA</code> operation but not <code>DELETE DATA</code>, whereas <code>acl:Write</code> would allow both operations.</p>
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-                          <p>As the HTTP <code>DELETE</code> method requests to remove a resource, the <code>acl:Write</code> access mode would be required.</p>
+                            <dt id="http-delete"><code>DELETE</code></dt>
+                            <dd>As the HTTP <code>DELETE</code> method requests to remove a resource, the <code>acl:Write</code> access mode would be required.</dd>
+                          </dl>
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