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OCFL as a formal standard? #45

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zimeon opened this issue Sep 22, 2023 · 2 comments
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OCFL as a formal standard? #45

zimeon opened this issue Sep 22, 2023 · 2 comments
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Component: Specification Confirmed: Out-of-scope Use case will not be included in the upcoming version of the spec or implementation notes.

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zimeon commented Sep 22, 2023

OCFL is an informal standard. It is openly available, openly licensed (CC BY 4.0), and archived in Zenodo. Are the implementation scenarios where OCFL being a formal standard would be important? And, if so, what formality is required?

@rosy1280 rosy1280 added the Proposed: In-Scope Use case is up for discussion and may change the spec, implementation notes, or become an extension. label Sep 22, 2023
@awoods awoods changed the title Are the implementation scenarios where OCFL being a formal standard would be important? Are there implementation scenarios where OCFL being a formal standard would be important? Sep 22, 2023
@rosy1280 rosy1280 changed the title Are there implementation scenarios where OCFL being a formal standard would be important? OCFL as a formal standard? Oct 26, 2023
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Feedback on Use Cases

In advance of version 2 of the OCFL, we are soliciting feedback on use cases. Please feel free to add your thoughts on this use case via the comments.

Polling on Use Cases

In addition to reviewing comments, we are doing an informal poll for each use case that has been tagged as Proposed: In Scope for version 2. You can contribute to the poll for this use case by reacting to this comment. The following reactions are supported:

In favor of the use case Against the use case Neutral on the use case
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The poll will remain open through the end of February 2024.

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zimeon commented Feb 29, 2024

2024-02-29 Editors' agree that we will not pursue a path to formal standardization at this time (just +1 in voting at this point; no details of need/requirements).

@zimeon zimeon added Confirmed: Out-of-scope Use case will not be included in the upcoming version of the spec or implementation notes. and removed Proposed: In-Scope Use case is up for discussion and may change the spec, implementation notes, or become an extension. labels Feb 29, 2024
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