Establishing, or finding an alternative for "good old" schema.org/Role throughout Schema.org

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Feature
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Start by reviewing schema:Role and the expected types for schema:employee, schema:actor, and schema:athlete. The issue remains open-ended: completion depends on deciding whether to update those properties, define another reification, or leave the model unchanged.

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For an internal project we need a reification of the schema:Organization to schema:Person relation mainly to specify the time validity of the relation.

There is https://schema.org/Role taking this place. But it seems not being used on the expected types where potentially applicable, which makes it difficult to find.

I like to ask what might be a way to work on this reification to make it more prominent?

  • Adding to the "expected types" of the most probable properties like schema:employee, schema:actor, schema:athlete.
  • Think about another reification all along.
  • Not work on it as it seems more used for internal projects and there is no need for this reification for public purposes.
  • ...
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