Richard Wallis

The ```source``` property is only used within the data files that define the terms in the Schema.org vocabulary eg. data/ext/auto/auto.ttl. It is a property, meta or otherwise, that is not...

This is a question that was discussed a while back that in the light of the following concluded that documenting it in this way was not needed: - _source_ is...

It would be good to document a property that serves this purpose in this situation. Whichever predicate we choose it would only require a small change to the page building...

Ah! In that case, having a ```schema:source``` property and making ```isBasedOn``` a subproperty would work. I [wrongly] got the impression that we didn't want a source property.

Is there a recognised authoritative source for such things (sets of pronouns) that could be referenced or linked to.

+1 If applied, recommend adjusting at least one of the current examples to show this. eg. From: ``` html (425) 123-4567 ``` To: ``` html (425) 123-4567 ```

@danbri should review this - replacing specific domain/range declarations with a more generic one may have some merit, it may also diverge from the guiding intent of the the author...

I agree that there is no ontological effect, however properties are sometimes referenced in a subtype description, in addition to the inherited generic type, specifically to hint to implementers that...

@IvanGoncharov apologies for being a bit slow in responding. I can see the basic need for something like this - I would like to see some indication of who would...

Move to suggestions-questions-brainstorming fo for @tjann's comment