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The Defense Technical Information Center Thesaurus, from http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/services/dtic_thesaurus/download.html (download as SKOS, XML crashes my browser) is defined without language tags for all of its labels. This is not required by the SKOS Reference. Although it might be best practice.
Would it be possible for Skosmos to assume language tags if only one language is defined for a vocabulary?
Currently when uploading this vocabulary it displays the concept count, but does not display them in the alphabetical or hierarchical list.
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I'm somewhat reluctant to add support for this. It goes against SKOS best practice as you say. There are quite a few places in Skosmos code where language tags are tested and compared. This would introduce another special case for each one of them.
Would it be an option for you to instead preprocess the vocabulary using e.g. Skosify? If you give it a "default language" parameter, it will change all labels without language tag to that language.
The Defense Technical Information Center Thesaurus, from http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/services/dtic_thesaurus/download.html (download as SKOS, XML crashes my browser) is defined without language tags for all of its labels. This is not required by the SKOS Reference. Although it might be best practice.
Would it be possible for Skosmos to assume language tags if only one language is defined for a vocabulary?
Currently when uploading this vocabulary it displays the concept count, but does not display them in the alphabetical or hierarchical list.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: