Bradley, If you have created the Data Hub record for the dataset yourself, then you can simply delete it on the Data Hub (go to the dataset page, then Settings, then there's a Delete item in the “tab” list on the left). If someone else created the record, email that person, or email a Data Hub admin (e.g., Anja or me) and we can delete the dataset for you.
Best, Richard On 28 May 2012, at 22:16, Bradley Allen wrote: > Back in 2009, as an experiment in working with RDFa and linked data, I > created t4gm.info. It is based solely on US Library of Congress library > linked data (specifically, the Thesaurus for Graphical Materials), which at > the time I created the site didn't have any equivalently accessible linked > data. That has long since been rectified by the LoC. So t4gm.info is at best > redundant and at worst potentially confusing. > > So what I want to do is shut the site down. But there doesn't seem to be much > if any best practice around doing that, especially when the site by virtue of > its listing with CKAN is part of the LOD Cloud diagram. What I want to do is > 1) delist it from CKAN, and then 2) shut the site down, perhaps replacing it > with a simple web service returning a 410 status code per RFC 2616. I assume > it will be removed from the LOD cloud diagram when that is next updated from > the CKAN data. > > Anyone have any suggestions beyond that? Also, if anyone from CKAN is reading > this, I could also use some guidance on how deletion of records is > accomplished through the online interface. - cheers, BPA > > Bradley P. Allen > http://bradleypallen.org
