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Editorial style #85
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If it is a sentence, them it should end with a full-stop |
Yes, we should try and be consistent and use capital letter for the names of Entities in the human-text. |
@vroddon Any more instances of this? |
Not that I am aware of, after my push.
I believe the characters "[" or "]" should be removed from the ontology. But I am not sure about what to do, because if we do it we will lose the links in the HTML. |
yes, and the references in the appendix will go too... Is it a major issue to leave the [[...]] in the skos:note ? |
Well, I guess any other ontology visualization will also show the brackets... (ontology editor, a Pubby linked data server, an application making SPARQL queries...) |
We could just leave the text in the skos:note, like "W3C vCard Ontology" then under the blue table we can added an extra (html) line like: |
Proposal: After the final REC is published, we edit the .ttl file and remove all the respec code |
Agreed! |
I just fixed a typo, changing: "inhertiance" by "inheritance" in the links. |
Should text strings be ended with a dot when they are sentences?
Current practice at ODRL is totally irregular, and it should be at least uniform. I could not find a recommended practice for that.
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