show how model handles work in multiple publication contexts, derivatives

christopheradams / tentacles

A basic data model for identifying and describing the use of creative works and media objects on the World Wide Web. Based on Schema.org.

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show how model handles work in multiple publication contexts, derivatives #1

Open mlinksva opened 9 years ago

mlinksva commented 9 years ago

It'd help me understand how the model is intended to see the example gist extended to include:

the same work (which IIUC is currently described in the object of exampleOfWork is found on another web page
a derivative of that same work, say with a filter applied, is found on a third web page

christopheradams commented 9 years ago

I penciled in a basic JSON-LD document. Rather than embedding the entire CreativeWork, we can use the sameAs property to link to a record for that work in the system. The meaning of sameAs is a "URL of a reference Web page that unambiguously indicates the item's identity."

I'm not certain how to indicate the way a work has been transformed as it's been re-used. As we've discussed there may not be an available vocabulary for that. One approach would be to note the transformation ("cropped", etc.) in the description of the re-used work.

mlinksva commented 9 years ago

That's looking better. I suspect another level is needed. The associatedMedia is not an example of the original work, but of a new work which is itself based on the original work. But even that doesn't have room for capturing how it is based on original work, which probably requires some kind of derivation statement along the lines of what is in W3C Prov.