Jan Ainali

> Two pull requests on the Standard for Public Code have been opened: > > * [Issue #223: Add nuance on where non-English is acceptable publiccodenet/standard#527](https://github.com/publiccodenet/standard/pull/527) > * [Issue #308:...

> Just a note that we will discuss these PR's on the [community call on Thursday](https://hackmd.io/-OegeqvoThCbAsw3c3gIjw), 14.00 UTC. Here are the [notes from the community call](https://blog.publiccode.net/community%20call/2021/11/09/notes-from-community-call-4-november-2021.html). We had a good...

We have now released version 0.2.3 that includes the changes mentioned above. Find it here: https://github.com/publiccodenet/standard/releases/tag/0.2.3-1 Does this alleviate the concerns about English in policy and code?

For more context, here are the full questions where we answered unknown: - Is the ownership of the project and everything that the project produces clearly defined and documented? (i.e....

Oh, I didn't realize. Then this is a duplicate with #4192 (and a use case for why it is needed, this is how all ships are categorized and the way...

> However, in case of Ainali it was not displayed because category name contained a year which was older than previous year (Amavenita (ship, **2014**)). so according to this issue...

I made this screencast: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/5566159/158545266-d4f06992-6a3d-4fe2-a8a9-13969e7d8314.mp4 Interestingly it shows a category Ventura (ship), which doesn't exist. The name of the other category on Wikidata which exists on Commons, and the one...

> Currently data can be officially fetched from [national authorities registry](http://www.myndighetsregistret.scb.se/) (unfortunately not open data) That data is without copyright. I wrote to them and asked if any of the...

I suggest that since we now add the pdf to the release, this issue can be closed.

This was also touched upon in our [last community call](https://blog.publiccode.net/community%20call/2021/01/25/notes-from-community-call-7-january-2021.html).