If the object is an OWL class - then you may have multiple rdfs:subClassOf restrictions as blank nodes that looks rather ugly.
pending an option to control nested object display shapes explicitly a reasonable logic would be to only show a property value of a blank node if the node has a label
to provide some control this can be tuned:
a) use skos:prefLabel over rdfs:label
b) suppress property value display if skos:prefLabel is an empty string ""
deployers can entail suitable labels to control display and users never need to see blank nodes.
Showing a blank node id is rather unhelpful.
If the object is an OWL class - then you may have multiple rdfs:subClassOf restrictions as blank nodes that looks rather ugly.
pending an option to control nested object display shapes explicitly a reasonable logic would be to only show a property value of a blank node if the node has a label
to provide some control this can be tuned: a) use skos:prefLabel over rdfs:label b) suppress property value display if skos:prefLabel is an empty string ""
deployers can entail suitable labels to control display and users never need to see blank nodes.