These recommendations do not apply to a particular FAIR principle but contribute to the improvement of Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability and Reusability and should be used as a set of best practices.
| Recommendation ID & title |
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| Recommendation ID & title sdfasasasdas |
| Recommendation ID & title | Associated FAIR principle |
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| Recommendation ID & title P-Rec. 1: Use Globally Unique, Persistent and Resolvable Identifier for Semantic Artefacts, their content and their versions | Associated FAIR principle F1 |
| Recommendation ID & title P-Rec. 2: Use Globally Unique, Persistent and Resolvable Identifier for Semantic Artefact Metadata Record | Associated FAIR principle F1, F3 |
| Recommendation ID & title P-Rec. 3: Use a common minimum metadata schema to describe semantic artefacts and their content | Associated FAIR principle F2, R1.1, R1.2 and R1.3 |
| Recommendation ID & title dfsfs fdsfdssdfsdfdsf ds | Associated FAIR principle F5 |
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In March 2020 FAIRsFAIR published the first iteration of a series of recommendations for making semantic artefact FAIR. The document proposes 17 preliminary recommendations related to one or more of the FAIR principles and 10 best practice recommendations to improve the global FAIRness of semantic artefacts. These initial recommendations should not be considered as a gold standard but rather as a basis for discussion with the various stakeholders of the semantic community.
The FAIRsFAIR task group is looking for feedback and comments from the scientific community on the initial recommendations tabled in the report. They have three main objectives: 1) Gather and document use-cases to test the recommendations, 2) Adapt and use existing tools (such as FAIR Metrics) to evaluate the FAIRness of a large number of semantic artefacts and establish a baseline, 3) Align their work with the outcomes of the RDA FAIR Maturity Working Group (FAIR Maturity Indicators).
These recommendations are derived from the material gathered during the workshop that took place as a co-located event to the RDA 14 Plenary in Espoo on 23 October 2019. In the workshop more than 20 experts brainstormed and discussed the different criteria of FAIR, elaborating on the implications of these requirements on semantic artefacts.
We are seeking wide feedback on this draft. Comments and suggestions can be added directly on each recommendation page below: