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metadata - whats the difference between "title" and "distribution:title" ? #254

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stevieflow opened this issue Aug 9, 2018 · 3 comments
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In practice, I think these are used in exactly the same way.

eg:

"title":"Arcadia Fund grants awarded to April 2018",
},
"distribution":[ {
"title":"Arcadia Fund grants awarded to April 2018"}

Is there a distinct way we should be using these, though?

@KDuerden - when inputting via Salesforce, do you utilise these differently?

Im also not sure if we provide for distribution:title in the metadata package @kindly

Relates to https://github.com/ThreeSixtyGiving/registry/issues/27

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kindly commented Aug 14, 2018

@stevieflow in salesforce there is only one Title field and it is just it is just copied to both places in the output.

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Thanks

@kindly what would be an example use case where the two Title fields have a difference? Could it be when they output the same data, but in different formats, for example?

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kindly commented Aug 14, 2018

@stevieflow yes that is use case. Sometimes distributions also are used to partition data too i.e a to f or 2015-2016.
The dataset:title would then just express what that partition or format was i.e "JSON File" and not repeat the dataset title. However, there is no good guidance in dcat what good titles are.

@stevieflow stevieflow changed the title metadat - whats the difference between "title" and "distribution:title" ? metadata - whats the difference between "title" and "distribution:title" ? Aug 14, 2018
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