Merge pull request #1 from danbri/tilid-VideoGame

Tilid video game - updates from recent non-game changes

Author: tilid

README.md

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 See also wiki: https://github.com/rvguha/schemaorg/wiki/Contributing
 
+Formats and standards
+=====================
+
+All schemas and examples are in data/ in utf-8 encoded files.
+
+The main schemas file is data/schema.rdfa (utf-8)
+
+While developing schemas, using data/sdo-somethinghere-schema.rdfa can be useful.
+
+The format is based on W3C RDFS in HTML/RDFa format, see http://schema.org/docs/datamodel.html
+
+The examples are stored in data/examples.txt (utf-8) 
+
+As with schemas, data/*examples.txt will also be read. It can be useful to develop
+using separate files. When vocabulary is finally integrated into the main repository, schema
+data will be merged into schema.org. However examples will stay in separate files, as this
+works better with git's file comparison machinery.
+
+
+Github Branch naming
+====================
+
+Since discussion of http://schema.org/Role frequently referred to Ghostbusters, 
+and we want to name Github branches for upcoming releases without pre-deciding 
+their final official schema.org version number, we'll start at 
+http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghostbusters#Cast and take it from there. 
+
+i.e. sdo-venkman, sdo-stantz, sdo-barrett, sdo-spengler, sdo-zeddemore, 
+sdo-tully, sdo-melnitz, sdo-peck, sdo-lenny, sdo-gozer.
+
+We'll name these 'sdo-venkman', 'sdo-stantz' etc. as this naming pattern is used for 
+our test builds on Appspot.
+
+See http://schema.org/docs/releases.html for published release history.
+
+The successor to http://schema.org/docs/releases.html#v1.91 is code-named sdo-venkman.
+
 Notes
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