Carl Boettiger

+1 for a PR, I believe that would be an appropriate way to welcome further comment and move forward. Matt, thoughts? On Mon, Oct 21, 2019 at 2:59 PM Bryce...

@mfenner FWIW, I was also wondering how this would look in terms of expressing the grants section of an academic CV in http://schema.org. Here is my [off-the-cuff version](http://www.carlboettiger.info/js/vita.json), obviously not...

Great to see these examples. ### schema design question One thing I'm curious about, is why both DataCite & EML schema tend to create new properties that are prefixes of...

Nice! @mfenner's [proposal above](https://github.com/codemeta/codemeta/issues/160#issuecomment-336039890) looks great to me. Using the existing `award` property (taking the new `Award` type as its argument) rather than creating a `funding` property seems like an...

hmm... reading the schemaorg#383 thread it does sound like they are looking to cover all cases of `FinancialSupport` or `Funding` including contributions that are probably not Awards (e.g. kickstarter backing,...

schema.org has now adopted a suite of terms for this in the 3.5 release, currently in pending: https://github.com/schemaorg/schemaorg/issues/383 Introduces the new classes: - https://schema.org/FundingAgency - https://schema.org/Project - https://schema.org/ResearchProject - https://schema.org/Grant...

@mfenner Sounds good! As far as codemeta, I still feel we should move CodeMeta to being an extension rather than a subset of schema.org (solution C, https://github.com/codemeta/codemeta/issues/161). This would make...

:+1: @tmorrell , thanks for bumping this. PRs welcome on this from the CodeMeta end (particularly documentation!). With Grant already in pending I think issues are welcome at schema.org but...

Thanks @tmorrell. FWIW I agree that this is a type of documentation. I believe each of these types of documentation could be nested under `documentation` as a URI. If further...

@dgarijo I don't believe the property `buildInstructions` has enough semantic precision to do what you want it to do. The term means different things in different contexts and to different...