#94 Section about the Data Model in FAQ seemingly reiterates what is said in the Cycles chapter

Author: anatoly-scherbakov

spec/index.html

@@ -1078,71 +1078,6 @@ <h3>application/ld+yaml</h3>
     </section>
   </section>
 
-  <section id="faq" class="informative" data-format="markdown">
-    <p class="ednote">REMOVE THIS SECTION BEFORE PUBLICATION.</p>
-
-    <h3>FAQ</h3>
-
-    #### Why does YAML-LD not extend the JSON-LD data model ?
-
-    <div class="ednote">
-    [[JSON]] only represents simple trees while [[YAML]] can support
-    rooted, directed graphs with references and cycles.
-
-    The above structures cannot be preserved when serializing
-    to JSON-LD and - with respect to cycles - the serialization
-    will fail.
-
-    Programming languages such as Java and Python already support
-    <a>YAML representation graphs</a>, but these implementations may behave
-    differently.
-    In the following example, `&value` references the value
-    of the keyword `value`.
-
-    <pre class="example yaml"
-         data-transform="updateExample"
-         data-content-type="application/ld+yaml"
-         title="YAML-LD with references">
-      <!--
-      value: &value 100
-      valve1:
-        temperature: &temp100C
-          value: *value
-          unit: degC
-      valve2:
-        temperature: *temp100C
-      -->
-    </pre>
-
-    Processing this entry in Python, I get the following
-    structure that preserve the references to
-    mutable objects (e.g., the `temperature` dict)
-    but not to scalars (e.g., the `value` keyword).
-
-    <pre class="example python"
-         data-transform="updateExample"
-         data-result-for="YAML-LD with references"
-         data-content-type="text/x-python"
-         title="Result of parsing YAML-LD with references to Python">
-      <!--
-      temperature = { "value": 100, "unit": "degC" }
-      document = {
-        "value": 100,
-        "valve1": { "temperature": temperature },
-        "valve2": { "temperature": temperature }
-      }
-      -->
-    </pre>
-
-    Since all these implementations pre-date this
-    specification, some more interoperable choices include the following:
-
-    * forbidding cycles in <a>YAML-LD documents</a>
-    * considering all references in YAML-LD as static,
-      i.e., a shorthand way to repeat specific patterns
-
-    </div>
-  </section>
     <section id="best-practices" class="informative">
       <h2>Best Practices</h2>