How to integrate a new Recipe in the Book: Improve TOC building process and Documentation:

[proccaserra]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. As the author of a recipe, I don't know the official procedure for having it placed in the Book Table of Content. Do I need to push both the Recipe and toc.yml` or just the recipe?

[FuqiX]

Previous discussion on where to put R4 'How to build an application ontology with ROBOT'

Emiliano : R4 should be in Chapter 5 "Recipes and Guided Examples" subsection 5.3.3 - Making data and services FAIR by design - or subsection 5.4 - FAIRification for reuse by industry - might be good places for the recipe.

Fuqi: I prefer putting all UC3 recipes in a bundle (we have around 7 ontology-related recipes), and add them together as a subsection in the cookbook. I think 3.3.1.4. Vocabulary servers and Terminology management or an extra data annotation section after 3.3.2. Conversion / Transformation services and ETL procedures might also be good to host the recipes. Putting them in subsection 5.3.3 also makes sense. But the focus will be different.

Danielle: There are a number of sections in the cookbook ToC where I think R4 might fit but not one that jumps out at me as the perfect fit. Section 5 is definitely a good option but I would also consider either "3.3.1.3. Semantic Interoperability Standards: Shared understanding" or as Fuqi suggests, an additional data annotation section after 3.3.2.

I somewhat disagree that all ontology recipes should live together since they address different aspects of UC3 and by extension, different aspects of FAIR.