I was looking how to express the website of an Organization and found
https://www.gs1.org/voc/referencedFileURL, domain ReferencedFile, name "Website", descr "Simple text string that refers to a resource on the internet, URLs may refer to documents, resources, people, etc."
So it's spelled referencedFileURL but is read "Website"?
The domain badly contradicts the description
As the descr says, many things have websites, not just Files. Why limit the domain of this prop so severely?
I suggest to rename it to url and raise it to a top common superclass, so it applies to anything
Fix descr: "URL according to RFC3986 that refers to a web resource relevant to this thing (e.g. its home page or semantic data). URL resources may describe documents, products, organizations, people, etc."
a URL is not a "Simple text string" but is regulated by RFC3986
"URLs may refer to..." sounds like we're describing the node URI. But it's possible to have to use two different URLs for the URI vs the website, eg:
<my-dataset/orgs/1234> a gs1:Organization;
gs1:organizationName "Foundation FSSC 22000";
gs1:url <https://www.fssc22000.com>.
I was looking how to express the website of an Organization and found https://www.gs1.org/voc/referencedFileURL, domain
ReferencedFile, name "Website", descr "Simple text string that refers to a resource on the internet, URLs may refer to documents, resources, people, etc."urland raise it to a top common superclass, so it applies to anything