the line 4 generates the resource <this file>#WebResource, then generates the arc
between it and the RDFS:Class, labeled with the RDF:type.
Then the description line 5 to 7 are parsed; at this point, there is at least one
resource starting with the "http:" (RDFS:Class). So that the distributed description will
generate at least one arc, which will then be reified and stored in a bag.
But storing in the bag will generate an membership property RDF:_ 1, which starts
with the "http:". So an distributed description will generate another arc, another
reification stored in a bag, and another membership property. That might repeat forever.
It is very important for the RDF parsers to be able to avoid the infinite loops; a
simple solution is to prevent any of the membership property from matching an
RDF:aboutEachPrefix descriptions. The cleaner solution would be to use another schema
for the containers.
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