Remove use of "entity" #91
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...following @kcoyle's comment at dcmi#89 (comment)
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I like abstraction level, but am not comfortable with "endeavor" on line 80. I think it, too, can be "level of abstraction". I'll add this to this week's openwemi meeting. |
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The Working Group has decided upon slightly different wording to replace use of the term entity, which we will link here for reference when merged. |
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Ref #89.
This is just a draft PR that makes use of the notion of abstraction layers re. WEMI.
However, if the "abstraction layers" terminology is used where work represents the highest abstraction and item the lowest, one would probably also have to adjust the definition of work as "An abstract notion of an artistic or intellectual creation." as we would make all of WEMI "abstract notions" but on different levels...