[Oslc-Automation] First draft Availability Vocabulary/ public holiday in Germany

[John Arwe]

Martin > I can't fine anything in EMS that defines lengths of times.

Perf Mon re-used EMS and I'm pretty sure we dealt with times by re-using 
terms from QUDT and/or dbpedia (my memory is hazy 2 years later).  The 
spec and examples should provide sufficient breadcrumbs.  QUDT is kind of 
scary at first (like many existing big vocabularies), but with hip waders 
and some time the fishing is pretty good since it's oriented towards 
units.  Dbpedia is somewhat the "huge ball of everything" fall-back.

My comments attached.  It became clear to me that earlier comments have 
been lost or ignored, which seemed to come through in Martin's comments as 
well.  That needs to stop happening if you intend to hold reviewers 
attention (i.e. time invested).  open-services.net lacks any form of 
comment tracking system; OASIS does have a JIRA instance if you want to 
move this work to the TC, although to be honest from past experience the 
pain of those systems can be at least as bad as the problem it tries to 
fix.  OTOH failing to resolve comments won't make the comments go away, 
although it might have that effect on the current set of reviewers - and 
that won't help your case come Core WG review time.






Best Regards, John

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