I thought there had been some posts since then, although not many. Diane
and I are about to announce that we have a good many of the vocabularies
and value vocabularies registered in the NSDL registry. So this can be
the teaser for that announcement, which will have the detail.
kc
Jonathan Rochkind wrote:
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> Jonathan
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