Review Comment:
I would like to thank the authors for addressing all my comments from the previous reviewing round. The article has improved substantially and I find this is an excellent review of the state of multilingualism in LLOD. I have not major criticisms or reservations. I have some minor stylistic comments though below. I leave it to the discretion of the authors whether they want to fix them, as some of them might be a question of style.
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Gil et al. recently argue -> have recently argued
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present in the LLOD COMMA (ii) the representations and models that are used ... COMMA and Iiii) the use cases
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types of entities identified above: resource, tool, and knowledge structure
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retain some connection to language in some way => too vague and indefinite by the multiple use of "some"
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and details on the obtained => I believe detail (on) is not grammatical / correct
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in total 16 experts: Can you clarify who these experts are? Are they authors of the paper?
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As you can see in Table 2 COMMA some of the 16 experts
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depending on from which keyword it was returned => depending on the keyword that it was returned for
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In cases were a 2 was assigned => In cases where a score of 2 was assigned (emphasize or tt 2)
A lower number of publications on the final, yet ongoing year of this survey would be expected => sounds odd, either final year or ongoing year, some commas missing
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within specific grammatical contexts COMMA and derivational morphology
a binding phenomenon of elements within and across sentence*S*
as reported in Declerck et al. => reported by
[61] COMMA which shows how
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as well as on other efforts to standards discourse annotation schemas that originally => not understandable, do you mean "efforts to standardize"
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but "extols" is used very rarely, is there possibly a more frequent and thus common verb?
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word origins and histories is frequently a part of dictionaries
Suggested rewriting: word origins and histories are frequently included in dictionaries
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Comgin from page 18 the sentence is odd / incomplete: More recently ... of the vartrans module of OntoLex-Lemon that enables, which reflects ...
role cultural connotations play in the lack of => role that cultural connotations play
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about provenance /meta-data) COMMA and multimedia representations of data
and standards and COMMA second COMMMA, to the underlying ...
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which seems to not be available => which seems not to be
both resources coudeincludingld ???
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this survey articles shows *THAT* some representation models
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with a high degree of usability and representation in as well ... odd and ungrammatical, in WHAT ?
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