[publicdata-eu] Antwort: Re: Countries on publicdata.eu

[CDirschl at wolterskluwer.de]

Hi all,

from a potential consumer's perspective, I would strongly support the
second approach.
Don't throw things away, but make it clear where it comes from and what it
is about.
And let the user decide which datasets suit him for his purpose and which
not.
BTW: The information, what region a dataset covers (World, Europe, Germany,
...) ist an extremely useful one.

BR

Christian



                                                                           
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So basically start by tipping all the apples out of the bucket, and
adding/tagging the official/verified ones for the core publicdata.eu
metadata? Or are we thinking something like a universe/multiverse
approach here - where we include international datasets, but not as
the core focus?

On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 1:42 PM, William Waites <ww at styx.org> wrote:
> * [2011-02-07 13:31:02 +0100] Friedrich Lindenberg
<friedrich.lindenberg at okfn.org> écrit:
>
> ] 1) Remove CKAN.net
> ] 2) Manually re-classify all packages on CKAN to add a country (and
language).
> ]
> ] Since CKAN is an incredibly useful resource, I'm strongly against
> ] removing it completely,
>
> I agree
>
> ] so I'm curious if we can have a CKAN schema
> ] extension party?
>
> But I also think that country might not be relevant or applicable
> to many packages not published by a government or published jointly
> by organisations in different countries (Is dbpedia German? American?
> Irish? or what... What about open street map? etc)
>
> So I would suggest that EU data from government bodies at any
> level is specifically tagged with "eudata" or similar and
> the filter on that for publicdata.eu
>
> -w
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