spec: prepare submission

Author: DylanVanAssche

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spec/docs/mapping.md

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 can be achieved by defining a [predicate-object map]() with predicate `rdf:type`
 and a non-constant [object map]().
 
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 ## Creating Properties and Values with Predicate-Object Maps
 
 A predicate-object map is a function

spec/docs/overview.md

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-# Conformance
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 # RML Mapping Documents
 
 ### RML Mapping

spec/docs/termmap.md

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 A constant-valued Expression Map generates by default an [RDF Term]() which is an [IRI]().
 
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 If the [constant-valued Expression Map]()
 is a [Subject Map](), [Predicate Map]() or [Graph Map](),
 then its constant value MUST be an [IRI]().
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 To overwrite the default term type, one needs to specify the [Term Type]() of the [Term Map]().
 
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 | constant-valued Expression Map | Termtype | RDF Term type generated  |
 | :-------------| :-----| :-----|
 | Subject Map | `rml:IRI` (default) | `IRI` (default) | 
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 | `?x rml:datatype ?y.` |  	`?x rml:datatypeMap [ rml:constant ?y ].` |
 | `?x rml:language ?y.` |  	`?x rml:languageMap [ rml:constant ?y ].` |
 
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 ### Reference (rml:reference)
 
 A _**reference-valued Expression Map**_ is represented by a resource
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 or to generate an [IRI]() for an [Object Map](),
 then the default [Term Type]() needs to be overwritten.
 
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 ### From a Template (rml:template)
 
 A [template-valued term map]() is represented by a resource
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 The following example defines a [subject map]()
 that generates [IRIs]() from ??? of a logical data source.
 
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 Using the sample iteration from ??? as a logical data source,
 the template value of the [subject map]() would be:
 
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 The following example shows how an [IRI-safe]() template value is created:
 
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 Using the sample iteration from ??? as a logical data source,
 the template value of the [subject map]() would be:
 
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 The space character is not in the iunreserved set,
 and therefore percent-encoding is applied to the character, yielding “%20”.
 
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 Since the intention here is to create a literal instead,
 the [term type]() has to be set.
 
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 Note that because
 [backslashes need to be escaped by a second backslash in the Turtle syntax]() [[TURTLE]],
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 plain literals with language tag “en-us” (U.S. English)
 will be generated for the data values in the DNAME column.
 
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 ## Typed Literals (rml:datatype)
 
 A _**datatypeable term map**_ is a term map with a term type of `rml:Literal`
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 The following example shows an [object map]()
 that explicitly specifies `xsd:positiveInteger` type.
 A [datatype-override RDF literal] of that datatype will be generated.
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