Re: EOCred: show other requirements

Hugh,

Indeed one of our driving forces in believing in pathways being made up of
the objectives, not the credentials, is that this allows the pathway
structure to change more gradually and less destructively as educational
opportunities and specific credentials become available and unavailable.
Corporate training/onboarding & job profiles for employment postings are
strong use cases for us as we implement these ideas. We intend to grow the
Open Pathways data model to be able to cover requirements as complex as
university degree requirements eventually, and that is a domain that is far
more complex to model than what might be expressed as "otherRequirements"
in schema.org. We may greatly benefit by delaying modeling the full
complexity of credential systems' requirements in schema.org and only focus
on light descriptive (human-focused) metadata for now.

Nate