Martin Hepp

One more: Subtypes of Offer based on the object being offered (like RealEstateOffer, CarOffer, BookOffer) are from hell, IMO. If you want to expand the usage of schema.org for real...

First, thanks for the technical discussion. It is good that we are in agreement that a subtype hierarchy by the type of objects being offered is not a good path...

@chaals is right, includesGeoShape is not needed, because we can simply use lists of values for the existing polygon, circle etc. properties. But the principle of modeling complex shapes using...

From the top of my head, I would not suggest using schema:QuantitativeValue for this. Instead, let's fix the general handling of date information, including recurring dates, and maybe implement a...

I object this, because the current range of http://schema.org/QuantitativeValue allows using - multiple units of measurements (kg, ounces, etc. based on UNCEFACT Common Codes) - point values, closed and open...

FYI: GoodRelations uses foo:SomeConceptualElement owl:deprecated true. for deprecated elements and tracks successor elements directly via alignment axioms, like owl:equivalentProperty, owl:equivalentClass, and owl:sameAs. The advantage of this approach is that you...

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Thanks, I found that in parallel and tried, but it did not really help. Currently, ampy on the command-line works fine, but the same functionality inside Sublime Text does not....

Whatever the final decision will be: I strongly recommend to use structured types for the values, either via the [`PropertyValue`](https://schema.org/PropertyValue) route or [`QuantitativeValue`](https://schema.org/QuantitativeValue), because this will allow attaching contextual meta-data...

**Addendum:** 1. Some, like `bodyType` are now even **recommended properties** in the [Vehicle listings recipe](https://developers.google.com/search/docs/appearance/structured-data/vehicle-listing). 2. Watch out for **redundancies and renaming** - e.g. [`seatingCapacity`](https://schema.org/seatingCapacity) vs. [`vehicleSeatingCapacity`](https://schema.org/vehicleSeatingCapacity). This should be...