Dear community, I like to serve the OpenMath ontologies for the RDF-encoding (https://openmath.org/om-rdf/) under stable URLs.
The ontologies for the mathematical objects and the content dictionaries use the two URLs: http://openmath.org/vocab/math http://openmath.org/vocab/math/meta Those URLs do not directly address concrete files but namespaces of vocabularies which may be delivered in different formats (Turtle, RDF/XML etc.). Currently, as the content at https://openmath.org/ is served via Github pages, it is not possible to redirect http://openmath.org/vocab/math to the concrete file at https://github.com/OpenMath/om-rdf/blob/main/ontologies/math.ttl To accomplish this, two solutions are possible: * Setup a web server for openmath.org that allows to use URL rewriting to rewrite or redirect from the namespace to the concrete file. As this would impose costs, I expect that this is no viable solution?! * Use w3id.org as proposed in this Github ticket https://github.com/OpenMath/om-rdf/issues/3#issuecomment-1534391670 to create stable long-lived URLs This would allow us to use URLS like http://www.w3id.org/openmath/vocab/math for our content. Now my question is, if someone has any objections in registering/using http://www.w3id.org/openmath/ and if I am allowed to do this? Thank you and best regards, Ken
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