Talk:Naming Conventions
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RH: I do not understand why the dictionary folders are not part of a version or release date. And why it is necessary to have a folder per schema. If there are multiple fam.xsd, met.xsd etcetera there may be a use otherwise a 1:1 has been created. | RH: I do not understand why the dictionary folders are not part of a version or release date. And why it is necessary to have a folder per schema. If there are multiple fam.xsd, met.xsd etcetera there may be a use otherwise a 1:1 has been created. | ||
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+ | RH: A lot of new (to XBRL) terms are introduced, must they be linked to the definition page? | ||
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+ | RH: Are the new terms agreed upon by the participants or still under review? |
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Comment-01
RH: Do we have a limited list of 'owners' that can be prescribed?
Comment-02
RH: How do we number the rules uniquely?
Comment-03
RH: I would like to emphasize that having reasons for each rule prevents a lot of questions. I.e. The reason for folder names to be lower case is to prevent problems between software running on Unix or Microsoft server.
Comment-04
RH: In a picture supplied in document 'eba-dpm-xbrl-mapping' more subfolders are presented than are explained in the text. Maybe DTS authors are free in creating extra layers within the 'dict' and 'releasedate' folders?
Comment-05
RH: I do not understand why the dictionary folders are not part of a version or release date. And why it is necessary to have a folder per schema. If there are multiple fam.xsd, met.xsd etcetera there may be a use otherwise a 1:1 has been created.
Comment-06
RH: A lot of new (to XBRL) terms are introduced, must they be linked to the definition page?
Comment-07
RH: Are the new terms agreed upon by the participants or still under review?