+1 On Mon, 11 Dec 2017 at 00:54 Ruben Verborgh <Ruben.Verborgh@ugent.be> wrote: > >> 2. A data profile that the data in the file described using DCAT > conforms to, to allow > >> software that wants to fetch the data to get a particular view of the > data > > > > I'd say that technically (for the purpose of describing and negotiating > profiles) those two are the same: It's about describing the structure and > constraints of data and in that respect, a DCAT description is only a piece > of data. So no, in my view we only have one type of profile. > > +1, also see this discussion: > https://github.com/ProfileNegotiation/I-D-Accept--Schema/issues/21 > > Most important part of the story for me: > for conneg purposes, all of those things are simply profiles. > We should not distinguish at the level of conneg > (but might do so at other levels). > > Ruben >
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