Thank you for adding a US English context. That's great, and very clever to keep them both.
I think you might have taken it a step too far, though. Either context should reference the same @id should it not? A prefix license is the same, whether it is spelled with an s or a c, isn't it?
I suggest sticking with the British spelling on @ids. So keep https://ref.gs1.org/gs1/vc/licence-context/ as it is, for example:
"GS1PrefixLicenceCredential": {
"@id": "gs1:GS1PrefixLicenceCredential"
},
But change the US context https://ref.gs1.org/gs1/vc/license-context/ to point at the same ' @id`:
"GS1PrefixLicenseCredential": {
"@id": "gs1:GS1PrefixLicenceCredential"
},
This way, either spelling resolves to the same @id.
w3c-ccg/traceability-vocab#705 (comment)
Thank you for adding a US English context. That's great, and very clever to keep them both.
I think you might have taken it a step too far, though. Either context should reference the same
@idshould it not? A prefix license is the same, whether it is spelled with an s or a c, isn't it?I suggest sticking with the British spelling on
@ids. So keep https://ref.gs1.org/gs1/vc/licence-context/ as it is, for example:But change the US context https://ref.gs1.org/gs1/vc/license-context/ to point at the same ' @id`:
This way, either spelling resolves to the same
@id.w3c-ccg/traceability-vocab#705 (comment)