Steven McEachern <stev...@gmail.com>: Jul 03 07:22AM -0700
Hi Phil,
Thanks for picking this up. As you note, we do have a more detailed
curation model in mind - and the tennis match metaphor is apt : "this
process might look a bit like a tennis match with the dataset bouncing
between author(s) and curators(s) before the dataset is ultimately
published". Under this model there are often several iterations of
communication between the researcher and the curator/archive.
Two points in particular come to mind:
1. There can be a significant amount of information conveyed in those
messages, which we would want to *capture and preserve* as an archive, to
support the provenance of the dataset.
2. We don't want to create a chat service - but we do want a formal message
service to provide comment back to the author.
This type of workflow is also relevant to other approval processes. Our
current ADA use case at the moment is that of Restricted Access datasets.
The user requests data, and then the author wants information on the
intended use (or the user) - who wants it, and WHY. We are currently
extending the Guestbook and Restricted Access functionality to enable this,
but would love to see it embedded directly into the main codebase (and have
discussed this with Gustavo and Danny).
Can I suggest this might be a good discussion for a community call? I'd be
happy to talk about what ADA is doing with Restricted Access, and what some
of our interests are in the Submit for Review process.
Cheers,
Steve
On Friday, June 30, 2017 at 11:39:50 PM UTC+10, Philip Durbin wrote:
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