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VideoGameSeries example on VideoGame uses gameLocation #335
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Would you rather it be called gameSeriesLocation ? |
@thadguidry "gameLocation" is just fine. The bug I'm pointing out isn't that the label is a bad one, but that the example for VideoGameSeries uses a property - gameLocation - which isn't a property listed under VideoGameSeries (it's a little confusing because the VideoGameSeries example is actually found on the VideoGame page). Either removing the gameLocation property declaration from the example or adding gameLocation as a property under VideoGameSeries will clean up the example. FWIW I favor the latter, as indeed a video game series can have a location. |
Thanks. It seems appropriate to allow this, one way or another. |
+1 It seems more useful to add gameLocation to VideoGameSeries rather than modifying the example. |
I'll tentatively add it to the sdo-gozer build, but let's get some more +1s here before confirming. @tilid ? @tmarshbing @pmika ? |
+1 to add gameLocation property under VideoGameSeries. I need it, and so
does Aaron.
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+1 to add gameLocation to VideoGameSeries. |
Hearing no complaints, let's close out the issue. |
On:
http://schema.org/VideoGame
The last example (JSON-LD) is for VideoGameSeries, and employs the property "gameLocation".
<script type="application/ld+json">
{
"@context": "http://schema.org",
"@type": "VideoGameSeries",
"name":"Mass Effect",
"genre":["ARPG", "third-person shooter"],
"author":"BioWare",
"character":{
"@type":"Person",
"name":"Shepard",
"birthDate":"2154-04-11"
},
"gameLocation":
{"@type":"Place",
"name":"Citadel",
[...]
However, while "gameLocation" is a valid property for VideoGame, it is not a valid property for VideoGameSeries.
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