- From: Sandro Hawke <sandro@w3.org>
- Date: Thu, 17 Oct 2013 20:17:39 -0400
- To: public-gld-wg@w3.org
- Message-ID: <52607E23.60402@w3.org>
For org, and some previous vocabularies, the "CR Exit Criteria" has been that each term needs to be used by two or more data sources. But I'm thinking dcat is a bit different in that it heavily reuses some other vocabularies, especially Dublin Core, which are not under W3C control. As such, I think it might make more sense to only require evidence that each term IN THE DCAT NAMESPACE is used by two or more data sources. (And of course, not the deprecated terms.) That is, just the 16 terms [1]: dcat:Catalog dcat:themeTaxonomy dcat:dataset dcat:record dcat:CatalogRecord dcat:Dataset dcat:theme dcat:keyword dcat:contactPoint dcat:distribution dcat:landingPage dcat:Distribution dcat:accessURL dcat:downloadURL dcat:byteSize dcat:mediaType It seems to me nearly all of these will be used by nearly everyone using dcat. The only kind of odd ones are theme/themeTaxonomy and accessURL. So, I'm no dcat expert. Am I right? Does it seem like the main thing we need to prove is that these 16 terms are useful? Does it seem likely they will be? (looking at http://www.w3.org/2011/gld/wiki/DCAT_Implementations I'm not so sure....) -- Sandro [1] I pulled these out of the namespace document with egrep "a rdfs:Class|a rdf:Pr|Deprecated" dcat.ttl . There doesn't seem to be any easy list.
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