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Yet another nit: Cargo.toml for Oxigraph CLI describes it as "Oxigraph command line toolkit [...]", which I find not really descriptive. |
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When looking into updating the Debian package for the upcoming v0.4, I noticed a few nits in README files.
Serialization format "RDF XML" is more accurately named "RDF/XML".
The Oxigraph CLI README says "manipulate an RDF files" - drop the "an" if multiple files are handled, or say "file" if only one is handled at a time.
Cargo.toml for Oxigraph CLI talks about a toolkit, but the README describes it as a CLI tool. The latter seems more accurate.
Also, at blot places is used "command line", where e.g. english Wikipedia uses "command-line". I suggest to use "CLI tool" in Cargo.toml and "command-line tool" in README.
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