- From: Ziarek, Nathan <NZiarek@asq.org>
- Date: Fri, 27 Jan 2012 12:36:10 -0800
- To: "public-vocabs@w3.org" <public-vocabs@w3.org>
I'm sure this has already been covered, and would appreciate any pointers to where. I'm proud to report I did search. I'm sad to say my searching skills are sub-par. * * * I have a book page. The <h1> at the top if the book title. Below that is a list of formats (hardcover, softcover, spiral bound) and then, finally, ancillary details like author, ISBN and rating. <h1>Great Book</h1> <!--Formats--> <div>Hard cover, $30</div> <div>Softcover, $20</div> <!--Other Data--> <div>Joe Schmoe</div> <div>3.5 / 5</div> My confusion is this: I feel as if, semantically, the "Formats" are really the Product or Book object, since they actually represent the good. However, if I scope them as the product, then I'm stuck duplicating Author, title, rating, etc information and hiding it within those DIVs. On the other hand, if I scope the entire page as the book and each format as an Offer, then I seem (?) to miss out on applying the specific book properties (bookFormat, numberOfPages). * * * Am I considering this correctly? Maybe these are just the tradeoffs, but I feel as if I (or MUCH more likely the whole schema.org organization :) am missing a crucial concept in the scoping. Best, Nate
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