Introduction

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Diagram connecting FAIR and Open Science concepts
FAIR and Open Science

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Illustration about machine-friendly digital objects
Machine-friendly digital objects

Set up your own terms

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Screenshot of a data terms of use page
Terms of use example from the World Bank

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Screenshot of another terms of use page
Terms of use example from Numbeo

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Folder structure containing a README or license file
Folder layout showing terms of use documentation

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Repository interface showing license and terms options
Terms and license settings in a repository interface

Speak the same language

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BioPortal search results interfaceDifferent ontology matches for the same conceptOntology entry with persistent identifier

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Illustration comparing data and data dictionary concepts
Example of a data dictionary table

Securely share

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Electronic access control system with keypad
Electronic access control system

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Example of a human-oriented access workflowScreenshot of a human-facing data request form

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Screenshot of a SPARQL endpoint example
EU public data SPARQL example

Publish and preserve

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Comparison chart of repository options
Repository comparison matrix

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Illustration of DOI components
Diagram explaining DOI structure

Make machines work for you

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Example of metadata fields shown in a repository
Repository metadata example

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Repository export interface showing JSON-LD options
Exporting JSON-LD metadata from a repository

Responsibly reuse

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Dataset repository page with citation tools
Repository interface with citation export options

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Entering a dataset URL in Google Rich Results TestTest results after checking a dataset URL