I can't get it out of my head that it would be good to have the next version named 4.0, rather than 3.1:
there have been so many changes since 3.0 that this is not a minor revision of the data but a major one
minor revisions are also supposed to retain backward compatibility, but this one won't as some encoding decisions have changed, and the vertical file / concordancer attributes as well, and for ParlaMint-en the CoNLL-U files
it's kind of neat that ParlaMint I had version 1 and 2, and ParlaMint II would have 3 and 4
last, but not least, V4 rolls of the tongue better than 3.1
I would do the work, this is more asking for confirmation or good reasons why this is stupid.
We want to refer both to the corpus and to the schema(and requirements), so it is easier to refer to v4 to avoid conclusion. We can e.g. release a ParlaMint-UA 4.0.1 (as a standalone corpus) with more data which will clearly refer to the ParlaMint 4 schema and requirements.
one Czechocentric reason is that then ParlaMint and ParCzech versioning will be aligned with the versions :-)
I can't get it out of my head that it would be good to have the next version named 4.0, rather than 3.1:
I would do the work, this is more asking for confirmation or good reasons why this is stupid.