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Initiate "branding" and versioning of the ultimate consent form #27

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yarikoptic opened this issue Jul 30, 2018 · 3 comments · Fixed by #48
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Initiate "branding" and versioning of the ultimate consent form #27

yarikoptic opened this issue Jul 30, 2018 · 3 comments · Fixed by #48

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@yarikoptic
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I think we should release current one as 1.0 and call it something like "OBC", so it becomes "OBC 1.0"

What do you think @chrisfilo ?

@chrisgorgo
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Sounds good to me.

@yarikoptic
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Cool, so what about
OBC[-2T] for the name and MINOR.MAJOR[.<LANG>[.<PATCH>]]

where

  • -2T for "two types" (public + restricted)
  • <LANG> is the "language code" if translated from original (en-US?). I guess we could/should use IETF language tag (yet to find a full list, rfc5646 seems to be the most recent "Standard" description for it)
  • [.<LANG>[.<PATCH>]] would depict version post MINOR.MAJOR for the revision of the translation

Example: OBC-2T 1.0.DE.2

  • May be should be full OBCF (to include "Form") in the name?
  • I don't like -2T. Any better ideas? (MIXED is too long, may be PP for public+private?)
  • First I have added -<LANG> to the name but didn't like duplication there and in the version spec.

@yarikoptic
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oh hoh, just spotted this issue which was duplicated in #42 (versions) and #45 (OBC branding). In #42 I haven't thought about public/restricted. Let's continue on versioning in #42

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