Post #2598056
2025-11-02 05:18 UTC
@lysander07@sigmoid.social @fizise@sigmoid.social @enorouzi@sigmoid.social @joerg@sigmoid.social @NFDI4Chem@nfdi.social @DiTraRe@social.kit.edu oh, actually one more. I cannot find the copyright and license info for the data in the SPARQL endpoint. I see a MIT license in the GitHub repo (on the 200+ MB Turtle file), but that's not a data license. But if that is the intention (it's metadata, mostly), why not tag it as CCZero, which will make it nicely compatible with Wikidata?
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@egonw@social.edu.nl 2025-11-02 05:19
@lysander07@sigmoid.social @fizise@sigmoid.social @enorouzi@sigmoid.social @joerg@sigmoid.social @NFDI4Chem@nfdi.social @DiTraRe@social.kit.edu argh... one more. Do you already support the organometallic InChI as @herreslab.bsky.social's lab has been coordinating in @NFDI4Chem@nfdi.social ? it would an awesome early dataset with such InChIs for the #chemistry community to play with :)