[GeoSciML] Vocabulary terms - sentence case or lower case? [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]
Oliver.Raymond at ga.gov.au
Oliver.Raymond at ga.gov.au
Wed Nov 7 17:06:12 EST 2012
Dear vocabulary folk,
Could I get a measure of whether people use (or prefer) lower case or sentence case for vocabulary term preferred labels? eg, "brittle deformation" or "Brittle deformation"; "lithostratigraphic unit" or "Lithostratigraphic unit"? In my investigations of vocabularies from many sources, I have seen no consistency.
Can the vocabulary working group come to a consensus that we can adopt?
Cheers,
Ollie
PS. My personal preference is for lower case unless it is a proper noun (eg, "short", "long", "Esperanza Formation", "Mesozoic").
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Ollie Raymond
Senior Geologist - Information Management | Continental Geology Section
Minerals and Natural Hazards Division | GEOSCIENCE AUSTRALIA
Oceania Councillor & Interoperability Working Group
IUGS Commission for the Management and Application of Geoscience Information
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