Aaron E. Silvers
Aaron E. Silvers
+1 > On Nov 21, 2014, at 8:12 AM, Andrew Downes [email protected] wrote: > > It would be helpful for an activity provider to be able to obtain a list...
(cough) Sorry, I couldn’t help but interject here. I would prefer that we not spec this at all, because no matter how we do it, it’s going to be way...
/sigh Points well taken, @brianjmiller. Back in the long long ago when we were using FOAF in reverse to work with identifying all the possible statements that could be "you"...
+1 @bscSCORM On Feb 18, 2014, at 9:01 AM, bscSCORM [email protected] wrote: > I should be a little slower to post in the morning, we do allow for filtering based...
I'd like to +1 any exploration/move towards JSON-LD. It plays nicely with RDF. It works really well with OWL (web ontology language... let's not get into why it's not WOL...
+1 The spec community can and should start a research activity around the use (even universal use) of JSON-LD so we can roll the findings into the spec, but I...
Are multiple objects allowed in a single statement? I ask because there are some use cases brought to my attention that come with working with sensors where one action may...
@garemoko I have to agree with @DavidTPate on this, in terms of it violating the current specification. This might be something we want to explore for a 2.0, as I...
> Extensions should provide a schema (JSON-Schema or what have you) at the IRL so that LRSs can learn to validate them. Iff an extension provides a schema for itself,...
In Other Words (IOW) -a- > On Oct 12, 2015, at 4:17 PM, rswetnam [email protected] wrote: > > What does IOW mean?