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I posted the story because, egged on by Google's 'Rich Data Cards' item in their search console, I finally snapped and I thought that I'd try it on one of my si
by DamonHD 9y ago
I posted the story because, egged on by Google's 'Rich Data Cards' item in their search console, I finally snapped and I thought that I'd try it on one of my sites.
I am not encouraged by lots of handwaving in various docs, apparent schoolboy errors in (eg) Google's examples, and apparent incompleteness in the spec for such things as temporalCoverage (can an open-ended and still-continuing data set be indicated with "temporalCoverage":"20140721T10:13Z/" ?).
- DamonHD 9y agoTurns out that the open-ended temporalCoverage thang is an open issue (and I may have correctly guessed the 'right' answer): https://github.com/schemaorg/schemaorg/issues/1365 https://github.com/schemaorg/schemaorg/issues/1365 In a way what I learned with my 30 year-old AI degree was that meaningful semantic networks are hard ("is A", anyone?) but I'd have thought that some of these basics would have been nailed in a practical schema by now!