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I would like to be able to state SKOS concepts as deprecated (for older terms no longer in use). Does someone know a vocabulary that can help me with this? Or perhaps something like assigning a status (i.e. "in use", "pending" or "deprecated")?
It depends... I presume that these are your concepts? i.e.
bart:MyConcept rdf:type skos:Concept .
Also, Dublin core has dc:valid
for a period when something is valid (if you have that info), and dc:isReplacedBy
to indicate a more recent term
That may not express quite what you want though. It depends on what you're trying to do 🙂
Sorry for the late response. It's for our data governance, so I think those DC properties look really promising. Any reason why you specifically recommend the OWL term? Thanks Paula!
Because its definition is specifically that a resource is deprecated. The dc
terms do this as well, but require extra information with them.
I was just looking at a library I wrote earlier this year, and was really surprised at what I made. Apparently I decided to parse CSV files into records with a basic schema, and then emit those records as Turtle. I had no idea. Cool! 🙂
The bliss of being human and possessing imperfect memory