I appreciate that we are talking about a new attribute here, but I think
we may have lost sight of what the attribute is *for*. What is the
purpose of this attribute? Is it for defining CURIE prefix mappings to
vocabularies? Is it for identifying the mapping to use when no prefix
is used on a CURIE? Is it for both? The name is important. But I
think it is way more important to define the scope of the functionality.
Doug Schepers wrote:
Hi, Folks-
Michael Hausenblas wrote (on 7/23/09 5:05 AM):
I'd suggest that @prefix is maybe not the best name for the
attribute --
too focused on the mechanics of CURIE mapping. @vocab maybe?
I like @vocab +1 from me ;)
+1
@vocab makes indeed the most sense to me as well. It conveys the message
'here is a vocabulary from which I intend to use certain terms'.
Yes, this is what I meant in my post as well... make it something that
might be understood more easily by laymen. @vocab is an improvement,
at least for english speakers.
Regards-
-Doug Schepers
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