You've had your say, now what? Next steps for schema changes

Patricia Feeney

doi:10.64000/kyn7q-0d368

April 2, 2020Open Access

You've had your say, now what? Next steps for schema changes

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Recent feedback from the community supports schema updates, showing they are on the right track.
The public requested more from the proposed schema updates, indicating the need for deeper changes.
Initial feedback was collected during the first public request for input in December and January.
Community engagement is vital for the future direction of schema changes and updates.

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Assessment of feedback highlights desire for schema updates, indicating community engagement.

Abstract

It seems like ages ago, particularly given recent events, but we had our first public request for feedback on proposed schema updates in December and January. The feedback we received indicated two big things: we're on the right track, and you want us to go further.

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