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1. Support recursive RDF insert/updates with LDP Indirect Container specified POST (and PUT / PATCH?) (ref: FCREPO-2042)
2. Supports lossless roundtripping.  (ie, if you export a resource, delete that resource and import there is no difference from if you had never performed any of those operations).
   1. dates must be preserved through the roundtrip
   2. version snapshots must be preserved through the roundtrip
3. Import/Export must support transacting in Fedora-compliant RDF along with optional Binaries
4. Import/Export must support transacting in BagIt bags
5. The structure and scope of accepted and produced BagIt bags must be configurable (resource)
6. Unambiguously support linking between resources within a bag, and from resources in the bag to resources outside the bag
   1. e.g. for bagged resources A and B, if A contains statement <A> myns:rel <B>, then it is unambiguous that B is a resource in the bag.  Suppose some archive ingests the bag and exposes its contents as web resources with URIs P and Q. If the archive preserves intra-bag links, resource P will have statement <P> myns:rel <Q>.  Likewise, if A contains external link <A> myns:rel2 <http://example.org/outside/the/bag>, then an archive that preserves links will have <P> myns:rel2 <http://example.org/outside/the/bag>
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7. After round-tripping resources, the URIs of the newly ingested resources must be the same as the original URIs

Stakeholders

• Esmé Cowles
• Benjamin Armintor
• Michael Durbin
• Joshua Westgard
• Youn Noh
• Nick Ruest
• Mark Jordan
• Michael J. Giarlo
• Jon Stroop
• Karen Estlund

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