Who is the section 'Compliance with the MiAIRR Data Standard' in airr_schema_requirement_levels.rts for

[ustervbo]

The section 'Compliance with the MiAIRR Data Standard' in airr_schema_requirement_levels.rts defines what compliance means. However, it is not clear to me who the audience of the section is. To me it seems to be about the data deposited somewhere - it is either complaint or not, but then the 'Implementors of data entry interfaces' is a little confusing, so obviously it is a mixed audience.

The text is clear, I'm not just not sure it it is something I as a regular user should care about, so I am missing a bit of who should take note apart form the implementors of data entry interfaces.

This is the section in all its glory:

Compliance with the MiAIRR Data Standard
========================================

-  Compliance to the MiAIRR Data Standard is currently a binary state,
   i.e., a data either is or is not compliant, there are not "grades"
   of compliance. However, additional requirements for specific use
   cases might be defined in the future.
-  Data sets are considered MiAIRR-compliant ONLY IF all ``essential``
   and ``important`` fields are reported.
-  Note that ``important`` fields with NULL-LIKE values MUST NOT be
   dropped from a data set.
-  Implementors of data entry interfaces SHOULD NOT set the default
   value of ``important`` fields to NULL-LIKE values, i.e., users should
   be required to actively select the values.

[javh]

From the call:

• Rename header to "Compliance for a complete data set".
• Move out to an individual file so it has its own toctree entry.