davefeg
commented
8 years ago It seems logic (just for cleaning purposes) to leave those in core (and deprecate them) and only move the renamed one in the extension.
@twamarc @mfhepp @@RichardWallis Wat do you think about this approach? It can apply for all vague/ambigous terms.
So I would suggest the following:
1) action remains in core, change the definition or is deprecated and in extension is replaced by muscleAction . DONE
2) algorithm remains in core with an extended definition.
3) aspect remains in core and is deprecated superseded by mainContentOfPage . Already existing
4) availableIn remains in core and is deprecated superseded by containedIn . Already existing
5) availableService remains in core and extends the definition
6) branch remains in core and extends the definition
7) cause remains in core, change the definition or is deprecated and in extension is replaced by medicalCause . Was done in rejected proposal--- What is sad as we re-do the same work
8) causeOf remains in core, deprecated! Its definition is not clear here
9) code remains in core and extends the definition for general use including medical/health.
10) codeValue remains in core and extends the definition for general use including medical/health.
11) codingSystem remains in core and extends the definition for general use including medical/health.
12) comprisedOf remains in core and extends the definition for general use including medical/health.
13) connectedTo remains in core and extends the definition for general use including medical/health.
14) cost remains in core and extends the definition for general use including medical/health.
15) costCategory remains in core and extends the definition for general use including medical/health.
16) costCurrency remains in core and extends the definition for general use including medical/health.
17) costOrigin remains in core and extends the definition for general use including medical/health.
18) costPerUnit remains in core and extends the definition for general use including medical/health.
18) PriceSpecification remains in core and extends the definition for general use including medical/health.
20) diagram remains in core and extends the definition for general use including medical/health.
21) frequencyremains in core, change the definition or is deprecated and in extension is replaced by drugDoseFrequency .
22) function remains in core, change the definition or is deprecated and in extension is replaced by anatomicalFunction .
23) manufacturer remains in core and extends the definition for general use including medical/health.
24) origin remains in core and extends the definition for general use including medical/health.
25) originatesFrom remains in core and extends the definition
26) overview remains in core and extends the definition
27) partOfSystem remains in core and extends the definition to allow use in the extension
28) runsTo remains in core, change the definition or is deprecated and in extension is replaced by bloodVesselRunsTo .
29) source remains in core, change the definition or is deprecated and in extension is replaced by bloodVesselOrigin .
30) sourcedFrom remains in core, change the definition or is deprecated and in extension is replaced by neuronOrigin .
31) purpose remains in core and extends the definition for general use including medical/health.
32) status remains in core, change the definition or is deprecated and in extension is replaced by sub-properties medicalStatus + confirmationStatus +encounterStatus + medicalRequestStatus + medicalCoditionStatus .
33) usesDevice remains in core, change the definition for general use including medical/health.
34) warning remains in core, change the definition or is deprecated and in extension is replaced by medicalWarning .
To be tracked in https://github.com/schemaorg/schemaorg/issues/492
twamarc
Comment from @mfhepp: https://github.com/schemaorg/schemaorg/issues/492
The following properties have pretty generic names. There is a risk that we define them in the narrow sense of the medical / health domain. I would recommend to rename them so that it becomes clear that they are meant in the specific sense of this domain: