Replace rel:describes with csvw:describes. #341
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… for `Row` and `Cell`, and updated the descriptions of many CSVW classes. Fixes #297.
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I'm going to leave this for @JeniT to decide if some issue marker in the spec is warranted. If not, please merge. |
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@gkellogg - the updates on csv2rdf & related examples look good to me ... happy for you to merge if you see fit (noting comment about "leaving things for JeniT") |
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We had discussed leaving an issue marker on the use of some more generic identifier, and I was giving some space for @JeniT to add something, if she thought it useful, but we can merge and leave that to the review phase. |
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Replace rel:describes with csvw:describes.
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Also added NS descriptions for
RowandCell, and updated the descriptions of many CSVW classes.Fixes #297.