@dr-shorthair, @lvdbrink, @tguild I was wondering why in the 2017 OWL-Time ontology in Turtle at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/w3c/sdw/gh-pages/time/rdf/time.ttl , the Skos declaration for the German language has the month in lower case, but all the others German definitions capitalized? "skos:prefLabel "monat"@de ;" rather than "skos:prefLabel "Monat"@de ;" ?
And in Polish why is the year definition capitalized and all the other Polish definitions in lower case? "skos:prefLabel "Rok"@pl ;" instead of "skos:prefLabel "rok"@pl ;" ?
These are typos. I have just checked with two native speakers - these are not subtleties of their languages.
I am assuming the Turtle tool has put everything in Unicode collation order.
dr-shorthair
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@dr-shorthair, @lvdbrink, @tguild I was wondering why in the 2017 OWL-Time ontology in Turtle at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/w3c/sdw/gh-pages/time/rdf/time.ttl , the Skos declaration for the German language has the month in lower case, but all the others German definitions capitalized? "skos:prefLabel "monat"@de ;" rather than "skos:prefLabel "Monat"@de ;" ?
And in Polish why is the year definition capitalized and all the other Polish definitions in lower case? "skos:prefLabel "Rok"@pl ;" instead of "skos:prefLabel "rok"@pl ;" ?
These are typos. I have just checked with two native speakers - these are not subtleties of their languages.
I am assuming the Turtle tool has put everything in Unicode collation order.
Originally posted by @chris-little in https://github.com/w3c/sdw/pull/1159#issuecomment-575102338