Matthias Wiesmann
Matthias Wiesmann
Barcodes typically contain some data, if the content is plain-text, then the `text` field inherited from CreativeWork can be used, but what if it is a gtin (probably the most...
The definition for the text data-type (https://schema.org/Text) is not well defined. The assumption seems to be that it contains Unicode text, but this is not stated explicitly and leaves many...
The current schema.org online documentation does not contain any schema.org markup. https://validator.schema.org/#url=https%3A%2F%2Fschema.org%2FProduct Besides the obvious irony, this means that sharing a schema.org page won't show nicely in many tools that...
The [Drug](https://schema.org/Drug) object should inherit from [Product](https://schema.org/Product), as clearly these are _Any offered product or service_. In particular, the following Product attributes are relevant for Drugs: * [gtin](https://schema.org/gtin) – NDCs...
See Bug #3069 Both Drug and DietarySupplement are products, in fact DietarySupplement is described as such: _A product taken by mouth that contains a dietary ingredient intended to supplement the...
acceptedPaymentMethod can now be attached to Organization This should fix issue #610
Many objects can bear some form of certification, Organizations can be ISO certified, Food products can be Organic or Vegan, a person can be a certified professional. There are certifications...
The `CreativeWork` object has an `expires` property defined as follow: > Date the content expires and is no longer useful or available. Many products have an expiration date, which is...
Fixed all inheritance warnings in the repository, activated the test. * All domain or range declaration where the target inherits from another target have been removed, or if this would...
The list of enum values for [PaymentMethod](https://schema.org/PaymentMethod) points to the [goodrelations web-site](http://www.heppnetz.de/ontologies/goodrelations/) which seems to have been updated last in 2008, the last messages on its mailing lists were in...