Datalink vocabulary extension: sibling/co-generated

[Laurent MICHEL]

Markus,

Your scale is fun but the reasons attached to each level might bias the 
choice.

For instance:

I put the level #8 on #sibling, not because it makes things uglier, but 
because it is not relevant for my case:

     a spectrum is not sibling of a source

they belong to different species as François said.

I put #3 on #co-derived because it matches the case but I do not really 
like the '-'

Laurent

Le 13/05/2020 à 09:30, Markus Demleitner a écrit :
> Dear Laurent, again,
> 
> Different topic:
> 
> On Fri, May 08, 2020 at 11:55:35AM +0200, Laurent MICHEL wrote:
>> I do not figure out how a spectrum can be a "sibling" of a source. This is
>> the reason of why I do not like proposal.
>> Anyway, my english skill being what it is, I might be wrong.
>>
>> For this use-case #co-generated fits rather well. So I'm still voting for
>> it.
> 
> What pain levels (https://blog.g-vo.org/building-consensus/) I got or
> guessed from the others would make me lean strongly towards #sibling
> nevertheless.  So... how high is your pain level with #sibling,
> roughly.  If it's below (say) eight, I'd push forward VEP-003 as-is, if
> it's higher, I'd try another round or consensus building.
> 
>> My DeepL/Linguee friends also suggested "by-product". I've never use it
>> before so I won't advocate for it ahead.
> 
> While I admit I'm not a native speaker either, byproduct has a fairly
> set meaning as something coming out of a process that hasn't been
> its primary purpose.  That's pretty clearly not what's happening here
> most of the time, where there's several processes, each spitting out
> a separate (main) product.
I propose not to confuse the discussion by opening a new topic about the 
concept of "primary purpose" :-) and *forget it*

Laurent
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