Term definitions

If you want to cite a term throughout the standard, include it in the terms and definitions section. Term definitions vary from definition lists, as they are more granular and provide metadata to mark features such as alternative terms or deprecated terms. Let’s have a look at a term entry:

== Terms and Definitions <1>
=== dataset <2>
collection of data, published or curated by a single agent, and available for access or download in one or more formats <3>
=== feature 
alt:[characteristic] <4>
deprecated:[character] <5>
domain:[software] <6>
abstraction of real world phenomena 
[.source] <7>
<<dcat>>
[example] <8>
a downloadable file, an RSS feed or an API.
term:[dataset] which contains GPS coordinates. <9>

Practice time

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The next type of block we will cover are tables.

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