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Note: semantics may vary between publishers — for some this is the datetime the data was created, for others the datetime the package was created.
In my opinion we should have a less dubious definition and have "This" should refer to Data Package. This is in line with the other definitions:
"... who contributed to this Data Package"
"The raw sources for this data package"
"A URL for the home on the web that is related to this data package."
"An image to use for this data package."
So created should be the datetime on which this Data Package was created. It can be generated by any software that creates a Data Package.
Regarding backwards compatibility, I don't think there will be many drawbacks (package will still validate), but a note vs v1 might be good.
"The datetime the data was created" is imo better expressed as a temporal scope, which also allows a start and end date. In Camtrap DP we use Dublin Core's temporal for this: https://camtrap-dp.tdwg.org/metadata/#temporal
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Data package
created
is currently defined as:In my opinion we should have a less dubious definition and have "This" should refer to Data Package. This is in line with the other definitions:
So
created
should be the datetime on which this Data Package was created. It can be generated by any software that creates a Data Package.Regarding backwards compatibility, I don't think there will be many drawbacks (package will still validate), but a note vs v1 might be good.
"The datetime the data was created" is imo better expressed as a temporal scope, which also allows a start and end date. In Camtrap DP we use Dublin Core's
temporal
for this: https://camtrap-dp.tdwg.org/metadata/#temporalThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: