Alf Eaton

An experiment at attaching the grant (with properties copied from `PayAction`) directly to the work: ``` yaml [http://example.org/works/1]: type: CreativeWork funding: - type: Grant awardId: "MRC123" startDate: 2014-01-01 endDate: 2015-01-01...

Question: Is `Grant` a generic enough name to cover all of the following (and more)?: - Kickstarter backing - Donations to a political party - Research funding by a charity...

An experiment at using `PayAction` to attach a `Grant` to a `CreativeWork` (following the example of `potentialAction` => `AssessAction` => `resultReview` => `Review` => `itemReviewed` => `CreativeWork`): ``` yaml [http://example.org/works/1]:...

`sponsor` sounds good to me - would it still need something like `SponsorRole` to attach the properties of the sponsorship to?

Noting that the [funder](https://schema.org/funder) property now exists, as a sub-property of `sponsor`. "A person or organization that supports (sponsors) something through some kind of financial contribution."

Given that [`funder`](http://schema.org/funder) and [`PayAction`](http://schema.org/PayAction) / [`DonateAction`](http://schema.org/DonateAction) already exist, is anything else needed here?

It's possible now to at least cache known context URLs in advance, using `jsonld-document-loader`: ```js const { documentLoaders, expand } = require('jsonld') const { JsonLdDocumentLoader } = require('jsonld-document-loader') // fetch...

I got an `ENOENT: no such file or directory` error when `file.type` was set to `file` rather than `directory` for an entry named `images/` (possibly because the entry didn't have...

It has some PMC-specific metadata requirements, but you could try https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/tools/article-previewer-intro/

I'd like to note that all the other OpenID Connect and OAuth providers where the user's email address is private (including Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, PayPal, Facebook, Twitter, GitHub and Spotify)...