Address multiple Sitemaps in examples / doc?

phonedude commented 7 months ago

Some sites have multiple Sitemaps, like cnn.com*, which although is not a scholarly repository, is typical of how some sites use Sitemaps (i.e., not just a a Sitemap of Sitemaps for hierarchical pagination).

An example with > 1 Sitemap might remove any ambiguity that might arise during implementation.

cnn.com Sitemap list:

hvdsomp commented 7 months ago

With scholcomm repos, one should be happy when there even exists a single sitemap that makes items of a collection discoverable ;-) But, agreed with your observation. I think it generally applies: More than one affordance of the same type can exist. That should be handled by multiple anchor members that use the same service-* links and link targets. Will reflect this on both text and examples.

hvdsomp commented 7 months ago

Changed wording regarding the anchor for collection-level affordances to:

Collection-level affordance: The value of the anchor member is the URL of the machine interface. If more than one affordance of the same type exist, a distinct anchor member must be used for each.

If I find a repository with multiple sitemaps used to make collection items discoverable, I will add it.

phonedude commented 7 months ago

yeah, for repo folk, they might have 0 Sitemaps or 37 ;-)

this is a good solution.

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Address multiple Sitemaps in examples / doc? #18