Add documentation for usage of ORCIDs in eml-party's userId/directory#272
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Add documentation for usage of ORCIDs in eml-party's userId/directory#272mbjones merged 3 commits intoNCEAS:BRANCH_EML_2_2from amoeba:master
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Because the word personnel connotes employment at an organization, I think a more inclusive term should be used. This is related to expanding the the document of userId/directory for web identifiers such as ORCID in #260.
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Merged this, @amoeba -- thanks. I changed 'http' to 'https' as the recommended approach from ORCID. Otherwise great. |
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This PR may partially fulfill #260. I PR'd instead of pushing directly upstream in case others wanted to review and add to what I've done.