We may have a problem with the pattern to refer to (metadata) profile according to which the metadata about a IIIF resource is provided (in the seeAlso): https://iiif.io/api/presentation/3.0/#seealso
Currently the IIIF Presentation API uses 'profile' which is mapped to doap:implements in the JSON-LD context (https://iiif.io/api/presentation/3/combined-context.json).
But recent work I've been exposed to uses dcterms:conformsto for this, including:
To have IIIF patterns aligned with this practice, "profile" should be mapped to dc:conformsTo instead of doap:implements.
This could cause a conflict with "protocol", which is currently mapped to dc:conformsTo. That mapping could be changed to. Or kept the same - maybe it doesn't matter so much.
We had this discussion in the past, in the context of the IIIF profile for the Europeana Data Model: #558
I feel that the observations above could be enough to raise the issue again, if just for acknowledging what is done in other spaces for solving the same information need.
We may have a problem with the pattern to refer to (metadata) profile according to which the metadata about a IIIF resource is provided (in the seeAlso): https://iiif.io/api/presentation/3.0/#seealso
Currently the IIIF Presentation API uses 'profile' which is mapped to doap:implements in the JSON-LD context (https://iiif.io/api/presentation/3/combined-context.json).
But recent work I've been exposed to uses dcterms:conformsto for this, including:
To have IIIF patterns aligned with this practice, "profile" should be mapped to dc:conformsTo instead of doap:implements.
This could cause a conflict with "protocol", which is currently mapped to dc:conformsTo. That mapping could be changed to. Or kept the same - maybe it doesn't matter so much.
We had this discussion in the past, in the context of the IIIF profile for the Europeana Data Model: #558
I feel that the observations above could be enough to raise the issue again, if just for acknowledging what is done in other spaces for solving the same information need.