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@@ -1472,7 +1472,7 @@ <h2>Harmonising INSPIRE-obligations and DCAT-distribution [ID24]</h2>
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 				Within our government agency we are struggling to combine two targets.
 				On one side, we have a European obligation to share datasets about a wide range of topics
-				(going from environment to transport to ...), following the INSPIRE guidelines.
+				(going from environment to transport to ...), following the <a href="https://inspire.ec.europa.eu/">INSPIRE</a> guidelines.
 				These are for a major part in the spirit of georeferenceable datasets and are based on ISO-standards
 				and go much more in detail than DCAT does.
 
@@ -1484,7 +1484,7 @@ <h2>Harmonising INSPIRE-obligations and DCAT-distribution [ID24]</h2>
 				Since INSPIRE is a European Regulations (thus obligated for all European countries) this work
 				ought to be done on a supranational level. At the least, I believe guidelines and mapping rules
 				should be defined within both DCAT(-AP) and INSPIRE to enhance interoperability.
-				Starting point should be that a dataset must be described only once (off course)
+				Starting point should be that a dataset must be described only once (of course).
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