Add lost provenance back #10435
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This was most likely lost during my uk_synonym ventures
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@matentzn I had to rearrange a few things that were erroneous and so I am not sure if the provenence is correct any more. I would just remove this for now to be honest. |
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Just wanted to do due dilligence - I think I literally did this - I did not change your rearrangements. This is only about unchanged synonyms that used to have provenance (aka attribution!) and now dont have any more and I am pretty sure this was my fault. But, that said, I dont mind, just dont want to be blamed later for loosing metadata :D You merge or close this PR as you see fit! |
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This PR adds back some lost provenance for 8 synonyms that I think one of my automated pipelines removed.
These are just the ORCIDs of some of your Workshop participants @pnrobinson!