[open-linguistics] Inclusion of 'non-open' resources in the LLOD cloud diagram

[Christian Chiarcos]

> GOLD, on the other hand, is CC BY 3.0
> <http://linguistics-ontology.org/info/about>, so there is no problem
> in including it (someone should update the metadata).

Thanks for correcting me. I updated the datahub.io entry. Last time I  
checked (about 2 years ago, maybe), there was just an informal statement  
on supporting openness, but great to see that the GOLD maintainers updated  
that. I kept asking them occasionally, though ;)

Unfortunately, the situation wrt. isocat is still unclear (but please  
correct me, if I'm wrong), and as it is going through a restructuring  
process right now, it is quite important to raise our voice to keep it  
alive and (hopefully) open. Maybe the CLARIN members on the list know more  
about this.

Best,
Christian
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