Re: EOCred: Addressing requirements from use cases

On 10/01/18 17:40, Richard Wallis wrote:
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>
> It depends on why you believe that CreativeWork is a good home.  If it 
> is because you believe that a *EducationalOccupationalCredential* is 
> some sort of *CreativeWork*, then yes.  If it is because 
> *CreativeWork* has many useful properties for describing an 
> *EducationalOccupationalCredential*, then no.
>
On reflection, I disagree somewhat with the second part of this. If you 
need to describe plumage, swimming and quacking characteristics, then 
the chances are you have a duck. If you need to describe properties from 
a CreativeWork, then the chances are you have a CreativeWork. I think we 
will have a better idea of which properties from CreativeWork apply to 
EOCreds when we have worked through the use cases, and I think this will 
be useful in judging whether we have a CreativeWork.

Phil

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