Call for Discussion Topics/Suggestions for the LDL2024 W3C Group Sessions

Dear Group Participants,

As you will (hopefully) all know we are planning to hold W3C Community
Group discussion sessions during the forthcoming Linked Data in Linguistics
workshop <http://ldl2024.linguistic-lod.org/> (25th May) to be dedicated to
the Ontology Lexicon, BPMLOD, and LD4LT groups, respectively. To this end
we would like to solicit suggestions from the participants of each group
for discussion topics for these sessions. In particular, we are seeking
suggestions as to how to maintain, and even increase, participation in
these three groups -- something which has up till now been spurred on by
projects/COST actions such as LIDER, ELEXIS and most recently NEXUS
LINGUARUM. Is it possible to continue as an active community or communities
without the formal framework of a project or a COST action, and if so, how?
If not, then what other alternatives could we/should we pursue? We would
also be interested in participants’ opinions on the organisation of these
groups, and ideas for improving the latter. For instance, should we set
concrete deadlines for different tasks, have a minimum number of meetings
per group?

After the LDL workshop itself, we intend to circulate the results of the
discussion during the W3C sessions within each group as a report, one which
will hopefully spur on further discussions both within the groups and
during future in person events, and which will ultimately help us to ensure
each group is more responsive to the needs of the community.

To offer up your suggestion please fill in the following form and make sure
to indicate whether you wish to be anonymous or whether you are willing to
be cited during the sessions and in the subsequent report:


https://forms.gle/rg9c3VZPM9jwK3kp9

Cheers,
Fahad (on behalf of the Ontology Lexicon, BPMLOD, LD4LT chairs)