- From: Russell Pruitt <russell.pruitt@gmail.com>
- Date: Tue, 22 Mar 2016 11:35:03 -0500
- To: public-schemaorg@w3.org
- Message-ID: <CADiP8HozrDO7my0EmDbx80L3qbW8Yvbs2Su0a7zs5qoV8aWcVQ@mail.gmail.com>
Hi Everyone, I have been looking at the current product schema that are in the product item scope of property, but they are not very robust for the itemtypes/itemprops that are offered. I have around 150 different itemprops I'd like to propose, but wanted to understand if there are any suggestions or rules around this? I could always build a proprietary extension of types, but would much rather do this so that it benefits everyone in the product schema ( https://schema.org/Product). Here are some examples I believe could be useful to add - I have many more based on our current use: Abrasion Resistance Additional Protection Features Adhesion to Foam Adhesive Color Adhesive Content Adhesive Controltac/Comply Adhesive Features Adhesive Type Alternative Sale Availability Application / Industry Application Category Application Method Application Surface Application Temperature (Celsius) Applications Aspect Ratio Attachment Type Any insight would be great. Thanks. Russell -- Russell Pruitt 763.200.1418 russell.pruitt@gmail.com @koffephilosophy <http://twitter.com/koffephilosophy> The creative thinker is flexible and adaptable and prepared to rearrange his thinking. - A.J. Cropley
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