[tdwg-guid] Re: Request for Comments on LSID HTTP Proxy Usage Recommendations
Ricardo Pereira
ricardo at tdwg.org
Wed May 23 14:56:34 CEST 2007
Dear list subscribers,
A few weeks ago my colleagues and I made a request for comments on a
set of recommendations to make Life Science Identifiers (LSID) more
interoperable with standard World Wide Web and Semantic Web
applications. The document is at
http://wiki.tdwg.org/twiki/bin/view/GUID/LsidHttpProxyUsageRecommendation
I would like to let you know that we will close that request for
comments in two days, on Friday, May 25th. If you have any comments or
concerns, please let us know soon, by either replying to this message or
posting your comments directly to the wiki page I mentioned above.
Once we agree on the contents of this proposal, we will make it part
of the LSID Applicability Statement, a draft TDWG standard in which we
make recommendations for use of LSIDs in our community. You will have
another opportunity to comment on these and other recommendations
regarding the use of LSIDs when we submit the LSID Applicability
Statement to the TDWG Standards Track.
I also wanted to thank very much those who already made comments to
the proposal.
Best regards,
Ricardo Pereira
TDWG Infrastructure Project (TIP) Team
Ricardo Pereira wrote:
> Dear TDWG GUID and TAG members,
>
> The TDWG Infrastructure Project (TIP) Team is putting forward a
> proposal to make Life Science Identifiers (LSID) more interoperable
> with standard World Wide Web and Semantic Web applications. In that
> proposal we recommend the use of LSID HTTP proxies to simplify the
> resolution process for tools that do not yet handle LSIDs directly.
>
> The proposal is available at
> http://wiki.tdwg.org/twiki/bin/view/GUID/LsidHttpProxyUsageRecommendation.
>
>
> We would like to ask you to please review the proposal and give us
> feedback. Comments can be added directly to the wiki page above or
> sent to either the tdwg-tag or tdwg-guid mailing list. I will move the
> comments from the mailing lists to the wiki page as they become
> available.
>
> When we reach consensus on the relevance and content of the
> proposal, we intend to include it on the TDWG LSID Applicability
> Statement and move forward to ratify it as a TDWG standard.
>
> We really appreciate your feedback.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Ricardo Pereira
> Roger Hyam
> Donald Hobern
> Lee Belbin
> TDWG Infrastructure Project (TIP) Team
>
>
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