- From: Kurt Bollacker <kurt@bollacker.com>
- Date: Tue, 11 Oct 2011 11:53:32 -0700
- To: public-vocabs@w3.org
- Cc: Kurt Bollacker <kurt@bollacker.com>
Looking at the v0.9 draft schema, Contact Point is given as a subtype of Structured Value, yet it is described as "A contact point—for example, a Customer Complaints department." I can't see how a customer complaints department can be intrinsically an instance of Structured Value. Also, Contact Point has the awkward property "contactType", with examples of "person" and "organization". Thinking of a Contact Point as intrinsically a person or organization makes much more sense. Furthermore, the type Postal Address is given as a subtype of Contact Point. A physical address is a very different thing than a customer complaints department (which might even be internet based, without a postal address). So I think Contact Point is broken. I propose the following changes: 1. Postal Address is no longer a subtype of Contact Point and becomes a direct subtype of Structured Value. 2. Contact Point gains the "address" property with Postal Address as its range. 3. Contact Point is no longer a subtype of Structured Value and becomes subtypes of Person and Organization Opinions?
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