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• Components vocabulary

• Object Mapping vocabulary

• Components JSON-LD context

• LDF server JSON-LD context

For instance [](#om-collects-module), [](#om-collects-data) and [](#om-collects-result) could more conveniently be written as [](#om-collects-module,#om-collects-data,#om-collects-result).

It would be great if code snippets can be included.

Both inline code and code imported from external files would be nice.

Markdown codeblock support would be awesome, both `code` and ```code```.

I currently use iframe's, the only problem with this is that printing to PDF ignores iframe's.

Instead of having to type [Fig. 4](#config-n3), something like [Fig](#config-n3) with automatic numbering would be more convenient.

Authors should have their foaf profiles linked.

If links like [Components.js](https://github.com/LinkedSoftwareDependencies/Components.js) are included, they are not included in the PDF-ized paper.

One option could be that footnotes are automatically added for such links.
Or a special tag similar to [Components.js](footnote https://github.com/LinkedSoftwareDependencies/Components.js) can be added.

Currently, nesting markdown in html is not possible, as can be seen here: https://linkedsoftwaredependencies.github.io/Article-Reproducability/#use-case

If it's not a trivial thing to implement, we need to manually make it so that the mandatory links inside these HTML blocks are included in the paper.

@hvdsomp pointed me to Andreas Rauber's work, which includes relevant publications:

• Evaluation of preserved scientific processes.
• Framework for verification of preserved and redeployed processes
• Digital preservation of a process and its application to e-science experiments

We might want to study and cite them.

Ordered and unordered list support, either with HTML tags (<ol>, <ul>) or markdown (*).

At the end of the introduction, section references are wrong.

An alternative for footnotes would be nice.

Now I use <sidenote> as a placeholder.

https://linkedsoftwaredependencies.org/articles/reproducibility/

For instance [Inversion of Control](cite:cites DesigningReusableClasses,InversionOfControl) or [Inversion of Control](cite:cites DesigningReusableClasses, cite:cites InversionOfControl)

Currently, referencing to subsections (<h3>) results in Unknown x.