Add "subjectOf" as a reverse for "about" #1670
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I hear ya (really) and I'm not saying we shouldn't introduce subjectOf but the difficulty I have with the above statement is that IMHO it's an excuse many use for not making the effort of explaining how @reverse works. Most I introduce it to are confused at first due to being completely unaware of the existence of a reverse mechanism, though I haven't encountered anybody who wasn't able to grasp it - after some explanation. Maybe a bit more guidance and education could do the trick already (through some schema.org notes, or even by having the sponsors state something about it in their webmaster guidelines). |
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we should do both, imho. |
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Issue #1670: Added subjectOf as a named inverse of schema.org/about.
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Added to pending. |
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Am I correct to notice that there subjectOf is a superset of http://schema.org/WriteAction? I am just noticing that there appears to be nohttp://schema.org/SpeakAction or http://schema.org/RecordAction for the audio modality corollary to the written modality described in http://schema.org/WriteAction. I'm not sure where to make that remark. |
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I personally think the domain should be Http:/19/GIG-thing.org |
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please and thank you :) if possible or at least let me contribute since I have very personal intimate connection to the Iot device. |
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@thadguidry there is a, probably too subtle, visual clue. Its colour is red, although other terms defined in extensions are blue. about appears in the pending listings, because part of its definition (inverseOf subjectOf) is declared in pending. |
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Feedback: we've been using this at Google in various feeds-oriented settings and it seems to make markup more natural and idiomatic. I suggest we add it to core rather than continue the "about" (core), "subjectOf" (not core) split... |
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I agree. the core vs non-core split is confusing at best.
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…On Mon, Feb 4, 2019 at 8:41 PM Dan Brickley ***@***.***> wrote:
Feedback: we've been using this at Google in various feeds-oriented
settings and it seems to make markup more natural and idiomatic. I suggest
we add it to core rather than continue the "about" (core), "subjectOf" (not
core) split...
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Am I correct to notice that there subjectOf is a superset of http://schema.org/WriteAction? I am just noticing that there appears to be nohttp://schema.org/SpeakAction or http://schema.org/RecordAction for the audio modality corollary to the written modality described in http://schema.org/WriteAction. I'm not sure where to make that remark. |
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Am I correct to notice that there subjectOf is a superset of
http://schema.org/WriteAction? I am just noticing that there appears to
be nohttp://schema.org/SpeakAction or http://schema.org/RecordAction for
the audio modality corollary to the written modality described in
http://schema.org/WriteAction. I'm not sure where to make that remark.
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Am I correct to notice that there subjectOf is a superset of
http://schema.org/WriteAction? I am just noticing that there appears to
be nohttp://schema.org/SpeakAction or http://schema.org/RecordAction for
the audio modality corollary to the written modality described in
http://schema.org/WriteAction. I'm not sure where to make that remark.
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Please take notice to the "nohttp" indicator which points to the server
side and excludes the front client side ineffective.
Inside gmail editor, the #to the is for some reason indicating inside
reply. This is not normal punctuation creation and I'm not a Latin editor
philosopher either lol.
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> Am I correct to notice that there subjectOf is a superset of
> http://schema.org/WriteAction? I am just noticing that there appears to
> be nohttp://schema.org/SpeakAction or http://schema.org/RecordAction for
> the audio modality corollary to the written modality described in
> http://schema.org/WriteAction. I'm not sure where to make that remark.
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tl;dr: I propose adding http://schema.org/subjectOf as a named reverse property of http://schema.org/about. The domain would be http://schema.org/Thing and the range would be http://schema.org/CreativeWork and http://schema.org/Event.
There are lots of cases where the main subject of given page is a Person, Organization, etc and authors want to mention there is a work about that entity. It would be nice to have a "subjectOf" property to link to the work. (In JSON-LD, you can use @reverse, but there is no reverse mechanism in microdata yet.)
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