[openbiblio-dev] bibjson -request for feedback

Mark MacGillivray mark.macgillivray at okfn.org
Wed Feb 22 01:18:53 UTC 2012


On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 12:11 AM, Jim Pitman <pitman at stat.berkeley.edu> wrote:
> OK, thanks. I'll take a look. I would like to see these beneath bibkn.org however. Please
> let me know how I can help arrange what is put there.  Mainly I want to repair broken
> links as best we can.

Files transferring now. I can point bibkn.org to any server you desire
if you wish to arrange what is put there.


> OK. This still seems too casual to me. I would like to see something more rigorous,
> e.g. numbered versions that can be referred to. It should be possible to see the evolution
> of the spec, not just the most current version. This seems very basic to me.
> Can you point to other successful projects that are so casual about their data model?
> I would like to hear others views on this.

The premise of this project is to use simple JSON to help people share
data easily, and we are achieving that. The data that can be exported
from bibsoup is of the form described at bibjson.org. We are currently
proposing to support rigour via JSON-LD for those who want it, without
compromising simplicity. Other views on this would be great.


> Is there a notion of numbered releases?

There is a numbered release available for download in the repo, and
the milestones indicate plans for the next release. The schedule is
one release on the 14th of each month, for the near future.

Mark




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