Hi Philip,
Indeed, _all_ of the subclasses of E41 other than E42 should probably be
deprecated. They add nothing new, semantically, compared to Appellation.
Also the subclasses of E13 … (E14-E17) are overly specific, and insufficient.
There’s no Assignment for Appellations, for example, yet naming things occurs
all the time.
Even if they’re not officially deprecated, organizations actually producing
data should simply not use them.
For interest’s sake, our analysis of which classes in the CRM are useful:
http://linked.art/model/profile/class_analysis.html
Rob
On 6/21/17, 3:12 AM, "Crm-sig on behalf of Carlisle, Philip"
<[email protected] on behalf of
[email protected]> wrote:
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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