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There is no formal limitation, but the definition is "Links to the string corresponding to Text."
It's not only Text objects that can have containedText - e.g., Addresses and other types of Content can. (Or should Address actually be a subclass of Text rather than Content? - though the point about containedText still applies.) Just because Content is not limited to Text doesn't mean it wouldn't be valuable to use containedText for its text.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The change has been done #989. The current version is:
gist:containedText
a owl:DatatypeProperty ;
rdfs:range xsd:string ;
skos:definition "A string that is closely associated with an individual."^^xsd:string ;
skos:example
"The string associated with a tag."^^xsd:string ,
"The string associated with text content."^^xsd:string
;
skos:prefLabel "contained text"^^xsd:string ;
gist:domainIncludes
gist:Tag ,
gist:Text
;
.
There is no formal limitation, but the definition is "Links to the string corresponding to Text."
It's not only
Text
objects that can havecontainedText
- e.g., Addresses and other types ofContent
can. (Or shouldAddress
actually be a subclass ofText
rather thanContent
? - though the point aboutcontainedText
still applies.) Just becauseContent
is not limited toText
doesn't mean it wouldn't be valuable to usecontainedText
for its text.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: