Closed jarumihooi closed 7 months ago
This might be a good starting point;
$ grep -P "^#+ " january-slates/readme.md
# Slates
## Project Overview
### What is a film slate?
### Specs
## Tool Installation: None
## Annotation Guidelines
### Preparation
### What to Annotate
### How to Annotate It
### Decisions, Differentiations, and Precision during Annotation
## Data format and `process.py`
### `raw` data
### [`process.py`](process.py)
### `golds` data
## See also
### 2020 Evaluation Dataset
and here's the template file from the previous PR. https://github.com/clamsproject/aapb-annotations/pull/47/commits/9904589039b142cfb0028ee32c03601faf1bc495 .
Thanks I have a copy as well, is there something you want done with the grep'd version?
Still have this open question also:
Can we have optional topic-lines?
eg. what is a slate/phenomenon?
-> optional?
Unless we automatically "validate" the readme files based on some formal language (XML, jsonscheme, etc), I don't think we can actually force writers to use very specific sections or their title. For now I'm considering this template as more like a general guideline, rather than a hard restrictions.
Ive updated the wording on the issue to specify that the current and inprogress readmes should be changed to conform to this (as a guideline).
I believe the recently merged issue #53 fixes the first bullet. Manually updating.
The second bullet was handled piecemeal by commits and revisions to the readmes over a few PRs: https://github.com/clamsproject/aapb-annotations/pull/69/commits/03672c8b36b13a62b8f2f4ad7a9bd9f8f515b4fb from #69 , #60 , #64 , #59 , #55
Because
we want the project readmes to all have the same structure (and they seem to be adaptable that), we will create a template for the readmes that each readme will follow.
Currently, the main issue is the discussion of the category names with @keighrim
We will use this branch's slate readme as the guide for the template.
==== Question: Can we have optional or differences in formatting?
Done when
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