Re: [web-annotation] Relationship between Motivations and Actions (from schema.org)

Well ... indeed the motivations and the actions are semantically two 
different things, however, the motivation represents the "driver" to 
perform an action, and actually ... the annotation is the result of 
performing this action.  Probably it is not really possible for now to
 reuse the schema.org in the annotations, but it would be wise to 
organize the motivations as hierarchical structure following the 
structure of the schema.org (if possible) and aligning the definitions
 of the Motivations with the ones of the actions. If we do so, we 
could also reference the schema.org in some non-normative Note. 

Something that is missing in the current Motivation list are the 
different flavors of Feedback/Review including (like, dislike, agree, 
disagree, endorse, and even win if you think of stakeOverflow which 
needs to mark the winning solution to a given Problem ). All these are
 available as subclasses of ReactAction (see the bottom of the page 
http://schema.org/ReactAction )

 

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