Add guidelines for moving and splitting features #3180
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| * The original feature ID is misspelled. | ||
| * The original feature ID breaks the identifier guidelines. | ||
| * Data consumers report that the original feature ID is confusing or misleading. | ||
| * The original feature should not have existed as an independent feature. |
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We should add some examples of how to identify cases when this applies.
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Towards #91 and the sequel to #3000.
This PR adds guidelines for redirecting features: moving a feature from one ID or splitting it into multiple other IDs. This is written with the assumption that we'll adopt the schema given in #3000, but the overall gist of it should be the same for any reasonable schema definition.