Dan Brickley

I have messed with the subject line after realizing on Twitter I had given the impression that "validator.schema.org" was already working. We are setting a direction here not announcing a...

@sumutcan - that sounds like a useful tool to be opensourcing - let's investigate interop testing in 2021!

ok, as discussed earlier here: http://blog.schema.org/2021/05/announcing-schema-markup-validator.html

As the blog post explains it is not a standalone opensource toolkit but a service implemented as a part of Google’s general structured data infrastructure. The post does link to...

Wes - it is not an API. It is not opensource. For opensource shacl/shex graph validation look at Schemarama, which integrates existing opensource code. For opensource syntax validation reporting why...

Wes - don’t try to screenscrape it. If it was suited for an API we would say so enthusiastically. I know why people want APIs, and I have done my...

@westurner - I hear your frustration, but encourage you to think of it another way: The Google SDTT tool was originally designed to help publishers check their markup meet eligibility...

@thanks @gkellogg - we also had useful discussions a while back about sharing the opensource code (or at least UI style) that we have in schema.org (inspired by SDTT), that...

Why not 50, or 100? Eventually a cutoff is needed and people will have larger files. It is perhaps better to think of it as a way to check the...

This is interesting and important and I am not sure the best path in the grand scheme of things to represent events. Note that Actions also have potentialActions as another...