When
Then
- skos:notation has a language tag
<italia/social-security/controlled-vocabulary/CUStatement/codice_titolo_erogazione_tfr/A>
rdf:type skos:Concept;
rdfs:label "se si tratta di anticipazione;"@it;
dcterms:identifier "A"@it;
skos:inScheme <italia/social-security/controlled-vocabulary/CUStatement/codice_titolo_erogazione_tfr>;
skos:notation "A"@it;
skos:prefLabel "se si tratta di anticipazione;"@it .
Instead
Reading SKOS Primier
I read
Notations are symbols which are not normally recognizable as words or sequences of words in any natural language and are thus usable independently of natural-language contexts.
Moreover in SKOS
I read
There is no such thing as an RDF literal with both a language tag and a datatype URI, i.e., a typed literal does not have a language tag, and a plain literal does not have a datatype URI.
Is this intented?
Notes
Not sure if dcterms:identifier allows language tags too.
When
Then
Instead
Reading SKOS Primier
I read
Moreover in SKOS
I read
Is this intented?
Notes
Not sure if
dcterms:identifierallows language tags too.