New page: How we support FAIR

[PhilReedData]

Closes issue #21, page about how TeSS support FAIR. This is the most sensible place to document the feature to append .jsonld to a URL to expose the JSON-LD.

[kennethrioja]

My comments:

• "DOI is requested for all materials", what if my material is hosted on my website without any DOI? Either we do not enforce and say: "PID/DOI, if present, is requested for all materials", either we give a small tutorial on how to have you own DOI (Hosted on Zenodo? What to choose for the metadata?)
• Moreover for Findable (or Accessible?), I would say TeSS is taking care of the SEO and also we can find resources through widgets (as explained in https://tess.elixir-europe.org/about/registering)
• For Accessible, I'd say, we use also OAI-PMH which is an open protocol

[PhilReedData]

Thanks @kennethrioja for the suggestions, I have taken them onboard.

[PhilReedData]

I've also added the .jsonld append instruction to the brief API section in the Developer section of the docs.

Is this right, @fbacall ? To append .json_api for pages that return multiple results (API search) and append .jsonld for individual pages (this is still a kind of API call, I think, but the purpose is different, even through the results are the same).

[fbacall]

Is this right, @fbacall ? To append .json_api for pages that return multiple results (API search) and append .jsonld for individual pages (this is still a kind of API call, I think, but the purpose is different, even through the results are the same).

You can use .json_api on individual pages too. The .jsonld endpoint is specifically to get the Bioschemas representation of a resource (and we could probably add it to index pages too if desired).

[PhilReedData]

Thanks Finn. I think I understand now. I've updated again. I've changed the heading in the middle of the FAIR page to talk about Linked Data.