Closed higginsr closed 3 years ago
Redirects - Needed to remove the links from the previous versions. Done
Context - Should be in place by the time we get to 1.0 ... so in the next few months.
Section 2 links - good catch. These were actually wrong /globally/ in the site, not just this document. Fixed.
2.1.2 - Agreed, fixed.
3.2 - :) Good catch!
Registry - Let's discuss on a call. In Prezi/Image we have a section about registries that we could start from, but they're slightly different sorts of registries in that context.
Discussion on call 2020-10-14: Registry link - to be discussed with the community on the next discovery TSG call - 10/28. need to send agenda out sooner rather than later to maximize attendance.
Consensus on call of 2020-10-28: Refer to the IIIF registry (registry.iiif.io) in Intro / new subsection of Section 3 of the Change Discovery specification, with a note that there are likely to be multiple registries and that any further registries known will be referenced from the IIIF registry landing page. IIIF-C are okay with maintaining the registry.
Reference to the registry is at https://preview.iiif.io/api/discovery-0-9-1/api/discovery/0.9/#24-registries-of-collections
Call 25-11-2020: can be closed when the PR is merged
The default for this spec is still 0.3, which means that internal link in 2.1.4 take you to that version, as does the link https://iiif.io/api/discovery (the links in 3.5 are hardcoded to version 0.9)
At what point does http://iiif.io/api/discovery/1/context.json get created - should there be a place holder?
In section 2 the links Collections and Manifests point to presentation 2.1 rather than 3.0
Section 2.1.2 should be stated more explicitly. It either must be in chronological order or must have a time stamp, otherwise how does it work?
Section 3.2, defining "next" "unless they are the last Page in the Collection" needs lower case p in Page (just to show I was still paying some attention)
I think it needs a section on the Change Discovery Registry even if it is only a link to Github. Otherwise there is nothing about publishing the whereabouts of your data or finding data published by other repositories.