Metadata Augmentation Indicator Guideline

9-10 Points (Excellent): The definition is clear, precise, and contextually relevant. It is focused and specific, avoiding unnecessary breadth, and is highly usable in practical applications while aligning with standards.

7-8 Points (Good): The definition is mostly clear and accurate, contextually relevant, and specific, with minor issues in precision or technical accuracy. It may slightly overgeneralize but remains usable and aligned with standards.

5-6 Points (Satisfactory): The definition is generally understandable but may lack precision or specificity. It may include some broad statements, reducing its effectiveness, though it remains generally relevant and technically accurate.

3-4 Points (Needs Improvement): The definition lacks clarity, specificity, or relevance. It may be broad, general, or technically inaccurate, limiting its usability and alignment with standards.

0-2 Points (Poor): The definition is unclear, overly broad, or irrelevant to the context. It may contain significant inaccuracies, misuse of terminology, or be unusable for practical purposes.