- From: Albert Willis <alwillis@mac.com>
- Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2014 12:46:04 -0400
- To: W3C public vocabs <public-vocabs@w3.org>
- Message-id: <78F8CDB8-089F-49E9-9958-E7883A541259@mac.com>
Working on a project and I need to markup meetings of community members of a city or neighborhood to address a civic issue and nothing in http://schema.org/Event fits. Ideally, I’d like a version of Event with the following changes: instead of a performer, it would be a convener (or host) which would be a Person or Organization instead of workPerformed, it would be issuesToAddress (something that’s not a CreativeWork) markup to indicate if an RSVP is required a contactPoint for the meeting (like we see in http://schema.org/Organization) for RSVPs or additional information markup for amenities offered (food, child care) to make it more convenient for people to attend should be able to specify whether the location has affordances for people in wheelchairs, etc. should be able to indicate if there will be translation available for non-native speakers should be able to indicate whether sign language for deaf people will be available Most of the meetings I attend are hosted by ad hoc or temporary entities (committees, working groups, etc.) that aren’t formal Organizations, so the http://schema.org/Organization markup doesn’t work well for that either, but that’s another issue. In the short term, any suggestions for a combination of markup I could use to indicate some of these attributes? Longer term, I’m happy to participate in a process for new schema.org vocabulary to address these issues. Thanks. — Al --- Al Willis alwillis@mac.com
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