Robert Forkel

This kind of standardization is now done in Phlorest.

D-PLACE datasets live now in their own individual repositories. The ones with a file `cldf/societies.csv` are the ones which also come with a "societiy set". Phylogenies have moved to Phlorest.

With the data now available as (individual) CLDF datasets, exploratory analysis of the data should be much easier.

The curation of cross-dataset IDs has basically stopped for the time being. If it is resumed at some point, it should result in a separate CLDF dataset, refering to the...

Addressed in the new scheme of things via `DatasetWithSocieties` and `DatasetWithoutSocieties` in `pydplace`.

moved to clld/glottolog3

FWIW, from my point of view ISO codes associated with Glottolog languoids are "just textual metadata", i.e. there's no rule saying an ISO code can only be attached to one...

Glottolog doesn't have any other links to ISO 639-2, so rather than introducing this triggered by a very special case, I'd rather remove the link to ISO 639-3 for [nds]...

Btw. Glottolog doesn't mandate or control which Glottolog languoids are linked from Wikipedia's language pages. So possibly an alternative ISO-Glottolog mapping could be derived from there or from Wikidata.

> From my understanding, the relevance of Glottolog comes from providing a structured access to bibliography, primary data and teaching materials. If that is a goal, a mismatch with the...