[SCL] SCL spec

[Murray Altheim]

Chris Menzel wrote:
> On Mon, May 19, 2003 at 11:39:46AM +0100, Murray Altheim wrote:
[...]
>>Chris,
>>
>>Thanks -- I'll go to work on it. When I'm done would you rather have
>>me send it back or post it on the http://purl.org/xcl/ site? Or should
>>I have http://purl.org/cl/ point to the "general" CL home page, then
>>we create a subdirectory for SCL and put it at
>>
>>    http://purl.org/cl/scl/
>
> Since the document is bound to go through many revisions, I'd prefer the
> immediate access having it on our server provides, so pointers to the CL
> web site seem preferable to me.  Furthermore, it might be a bit
> confusing for the general SCL spec to show up on a site named for one of
> its infinitely many possible instances (albeit a very important one).

Yes, certainly I agree. I was only offering if necessary as a temporary
location.

>>If there is to be a version number, we'd probably have a subdirectory
>>under "scl" of
>>
>>    http://purl.org/cl/scl/1.0/
>
> Yes, agreed.
> 
>>which is perhaps safer (I always think version numbers are safer, even
>>if at this point we don't plan a next version). The SCL spec would be
>>the index.html document there, and all I'd need would be an 'img'
>>subdirectory under whatever home directory is used for the SCL spec.
>
> I've altered the dir structure to allow for better versioning.  I've
> created both cl and scl subdirs, and 1.0 subdirs under each of them.
> I've changed [s]cl.html to [s]cl-1.0.html and have put symlinks to these
> called [s]cl-latest.html in the [s]cl dirs.  I might have broken
> something on the web page, so let me know, but I won't be able to fix
> anything til this evening as I have to drive to Houston to pick up my
> son at the airport RIGHT NOW! :-)

Sounds good. I'll begin working under the assumption of this structure.

Thanks much,

Murray

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Murray Altheim                         http://kmi.open.ac.uk/people/murray/
Knowledge Media Institute
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