Does acl:default imply acl:accessTo?

[michielbdejong]

It seems that ESS differs from other Solid implementations in that if an agent has acl:default access to a container, then they can also operate on that container itself (not only on resources contained in it).
It seems that in all other implementations (NSS, PSS, CSS), you would additionally need acl:accessTo for that.

Which one is correct?

Example of an authorization with only acl:default:

<#this> a acl:Authorization;
  acl:default <./>;
  acl:agent </profile/card#me>;
  acl:mode acl:Read.

Example of an authorization with both acl:default and acl:accessTo:

<#this> a acl:Authorization;
  acl:accessTo <./>;
  acl:default <./>;
  acl:agent </profile/card#me>;
  acl:mode acl:Read.

[michielbdejong]

Ah this seems to be a duplicate of #193, let's discuss there.