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Decide on authoritative source #13

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sandervd opened this issue Feb 5, 2020 · 3 comments
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Decide on authoritative source #13

sandervd opened this issue Feb 5, 2020 · 3 comments

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@sandervd
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sandervd commented Feb 5, 2020

At the moment, the repository contains multiple serializations of the same ontology.
All but one can be removed, and instructions included on how to convert from one format to the other. Alternatively, these files could be included as assets attached to releases:
https://help.github.com/en/github/administering-a-repository/creating-releases

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costezki commented Feb 6, 2020

I would propose that the Publication's Office publishes this ontology, just like other models, schemas, ontologies and and authority lists. This way it will be accesible in Cellar with dereferenceable URIs.

To do so, when the time is right and the release is ready on github, simply send a request to this functional mailbox: [email protected] .

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sandervd commented Feb 6, 2020

Well, we have the data.europa.eu/yfw reserved for use by this ontology, so we have a bit of flexibility on the place it gets published. While I agree that it should be dereferenceable, my main worry here is that is no longer clear what is the canonical version.
I would like to go to 1 file containing all information without duplication. Other representation should be derived from this file.

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costezki commented Feb 6, 2020

that is very good. I would advise on using the namespace in a way that it can be extended in the future for example by adding a segment or two to point to the ontology: "data.europa.eu/yfw/segment1/segment2#"

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