You don't have to use a single Ontology for your data. You can pick and choose a range of Ontologies or parts of, and the version of which that you like. I wou

You don't have to use a single Ontology for your data. You can pick and choose a range of Ontologies or parts of, and the version of which that you like. I would argue its more flexible than getting data from a source where you pegged against the APIs schema and version for the data you ingest, and the way they happen to have defined their API. Also, there being no reference to the object and fields beyond that companies API, i.e. much harder for data integration and discovery. Even if API just used schema.org for defining their objects that would help IMHO