Versioning can be applied to any of the first class citizens DCAT resources including Catalogs, Datasets, Distributions. The notion of version is very much related to the community practices, data management policy and the workflows in place. It is up to data providers to decide when and why a new version should be released. For this reason, DCAT refrains from providing definitions or rules about when changes in a resource should turn in a new release of it.
+Versioning can be applied to any of the first class citizens DCAT resources including Catalogs, Datasets, Distributions. The notion of version is very much related to the community practices, data management policy and the workflows in place. It is up to data providers to decide when and why a new version should be released. For this reason, DCAT refrains from providing definitions or rules about when changes in a resource should turn into a new release of it.
Versioning may be understood as involving relationships between datasets, which is supported by the dcat:qualifiedRelation and described in . The class dcat:Relationship supports providing information about the relationship, and could be extended for versioning information.