Hi all,
I’m currently creating new resource models for the Arches project and looking 
at Actors.

Since E82 has been deprecated in favour of E41 then surely P131 should also be 
deprecated along with the text in the introduction which refers to these in CRM 
Compatibility of Information Systems paragraph 3 – “Note that there is no 
minimum requirement for the classes and properties that must be present in the 
exported user data. Therefore it is possible that the data may pertain to 
instances of just a single property, such as E21 Person. P131 is identified by: 
E82 Actor Appellation.”.

Plus the references in the Property hierarchy and the entries for P1 and E39

Phil

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