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purl not so permanent #15

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Daniel-Mietchen opened this issue Nov 25, 2014 · 5 comments
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purl not so permanent #15

Daniel-Mietchen opened this issue Nov 25, 2014 · 5 comments
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@Daniel-Mietchen
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At pages like
http://terms.tdwg.org/wiki/tp:collecting-event ,
the outward links of the kind
http://purl.net/taxpub/collecting-event
are broken.

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The URIs for TaxPub concepts/terms use a trailing slash, e.g.

http://purl.net/taxpub/collecting-event/

but the URIs in the Wiki lack them. I dont know where to go in the wiki to fix this as the URIs seem to be autogenerated.

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Perhaps migrate the URI resoultion away from species id. Or deprecate PURL URIs and migrate to own system.

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PURL resolution is maintained at Internet Archive, https://purl.prod.archive.org/edit_purl/taxpub/. Add new target URLS to point to tag library pages? Or dedicated vocabulary pages with http URIs in the form of "https://taxpub.org/term/taxon-treatment"?

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tcatapano commented Feb 2, 2023

See for example, now: http://purl.net/taxpub/collecting-event/

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Can also add new PURLs without the problematic trailing slash which 303 edirect to the corresponding Tag Library page and be redirected to from the existing PURLs

http://purl.net/taxpub/taxon-treatment/ =303=> http://purl.net/taxpub/taxon-treatment =303=> http://taxpub.org/v1-0/taglibrary/index.html#p=elem-tp-taxon-treatment

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