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1.2 What do XRIs look like?
Put shortly, XRIs are a kind of URIs, and they share much of their appearance. They start with a "xri://" prefix (called the 'scheme'), which can be optional in some applications that are XRI aware. After that, they consist of a mandatory 'authority' part, as well as the optional components 'path' (starting with /), 'query' (starting with ?) and 'fragment' (starting with #).
XRIs starting with @ are designated for companies, while XRIs starting with = are intended for individuals.
For example, the XRI
xri://@freexri*europe/documentation/xri?page=overview#introduction
consists of the following parts:
| Scheme: | xri:// |
| Authority: | @freexri*europe |
| Path: | /documentation/xri |
| Query: | page=overview |
| Fragment: | introduction |
The average XRIs you will encounter are of course much simpler. Examples are:
- @freeXRI
- =markus
- @free*mike
- @blog*queen
You can use our XRI Inspector tool to break down any XRI into its components.