Thanks Richard & Felipe, Finally a well explained reason that I am OK with having just a boolean and not a Type. " If I wanted as a traveler to visit the Cave of Altamira, I would be happy to find it in a search engine, learn that it is closed, and that I can visit instead its replica and interpretation centre." It sounds like Felipe is trying to say that the word "accessible" also means "open" to him and the Tourist industry. If the intent was to equate the 2 notions of "accessible" and "open"...Perhaps an addendum to the description of the property "publicAccess" would be to say also that ... "A flag to signal that the Place is accessible *or open *to public visitors. *If this property is omitted there is no assumed default boolean value*" As always, it seems the descriptions we choose can make or break proper usage and why I am always so adamant about giving our descriptions more context. But regardless, I feel strongly now (with a better description on the property) that a boolean can work just fine and there is no need for a new Type. -Thad +ThadGuidry <https://www.google.com/+ThadGuidry>
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