Re: Use of LSID's "in the wild"

Excellent! Thanks Steve! M On Fri, 02 Jun 2006 18:34:19 -0700, Steve Chervitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Mark: I'm writing a manuscript at the moment where I discuss LSIDs, and I'm trying to get a sense of how many people are using them "in the wild". I know that biopathways has s

Re: Use of LSID's "in the wild"

Hi Mark: > I'm writing a manuscript at the moment where I discuss LSIDs, and I'm > trying to get a sense of how many people are using them "in the wild". > I know that biopathways has set up a lot of "proxy" LSID resolvers, but > that's kinda cheating :-) I'm wondering who is actually using th

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Re: Use of LSID's "in the wild"

We (TDWG - Taxonomic Databases Working Group - www.tdwg.org) are currently investigating them for use with our taxonomic/biodiversity informatics data located in many databases around the world. We are having a meeting on GUIDs/LSIDs in Edinburgh next week. Kevin Richards Landcare Research New Ze