Schema.org Puns

I will make it quick.

I am working on a page that lists all carpenterr's profiles in one area...

Would you rather use the ProfilePage type or the CollectionPage type for the subpages of every company?

and why?

thx for your perspectives

My Organization is about a MedicalCondition. Do I include two (at)types:

<script type="application/ld+json">

{

"@context": "https://schema.org",

"@type": "MedicalCondition",

"name": "stuttering",

},

{

"@context": "https://schema.org",

"@type": "Organization",

"name": "National Stuttering Clinic",

}

</script>

Hello All,

While checking one of my client's site. I found a warning: data-vocabulary.org schema deprecated in webmaster with same URL appearing two times. Why its showing same two times with 2 warnings.

Any Suggestion.

Example: "@context":"http://schema.org"

I can't believe I'm just now hearing about https://schema.org/docs/gs.html. What's the downside of using it?

Hello, I am kind of new to the idea of semantic web, but while researching i found that there are basically two standards for Semantic web.

https://www.w3.org/standards/semanticweb/

and

https://schema.org/

Which do you think is the right one, maybe both should be used and maybe you know better standard vocabularies? Thanks.

Also does anyone even use them? And should they if no one does?

Hi there,

I have an app in my Org that pull the list of object for validation when executing an apex class, ever since we activate that critical update the apex code is no longer working.

i get the following:

Error: Access to entity denied, and the object change depend on the apex, sometimes i get it for RevenuForecast sometimes DatacloudContact.

any suggestion on how to solve it since those are salesforce object and i dont know of a way to grant access to them.

Several Coronavirus-oriented improvements including a governmentBenefitsInfo property on SpecialAnnouncement, and a basic enumeration of benefit types which we expect to improve over time e.g. with per-country lists.

https://schema.org/docs/releases.html#v7.04

I'm trying to fully understand how to properly incorporate schema.org data inside of a brochure style website for a brick and mortar business. Can someone tell me if I'm understanding this correctly? Here's an example sitemap and my understanding of which schema types to use on that page:

Home
-LocalBusiness
About
-LocalBusiness
-AboutPage
Services
-LocalBusiness
-Itemlist>OfferCatalog
Contact
-LocalBusiness
-ContactPage
FAQ
-LocalBusiness
-FAQPage

Do I need to include the LocalBusiness type on every page? Are there other types i need to be including?

Hello reddit,

I have an external review platform which reviews my store/brandname in general (so not specific product reviews on product pages). I'm not sure if I'm doing this correctly. The goal is to show the rating as Rich Snippets on SERPs for organic content.

I just implemented this code (which other webshops have as well, so I assume it's correct). I also link to the external review platform from my domain a few times (its in the header).

<script type="application/ld+json" id="shopReview">
     {
       "@context": "http://schema.org",
       "@type": "Organization",
       "name": "domain.com",
       "url": "https://www.domain.com",
         
       "aggregateRating": {
         "@type": "AggregateRating",
         "ratingValue": "9",
         "bestRating": "10",
         "worstRating": "1",
         "reviewCount": "750"
       }
     }
</script>

1. I manually state the review score (ratingValue), but how does Google verify this score? This isn't a dynamic script or anything, it's hard coded. Does Google know the URL of our brand on the external review platform? Or am I missing something?

Thank you kindly for your time.

I am making an knowledge base for a plugin. knowledge base is divided into different articles, every article opens on a different page.

I am confused about what schema property should I use for each knowledge base / Documentation page.

What is right schema for me, I will be waiting for your suggestions. :)

I'm trying to wrap my head around two of the new structured data types we'e added to our website: MedicalEntity and MedicalCondition. The first one is a real mystery. I can't find any other site using it. The second one is being used by some people, but really sloppily.

Anyone have any experience or knowledge about these?

Specifically, I'm wondering if, when using both of them, the name property in MedicalCondition isn't necessary because the name property in MedicalEntity is defined (lupus).

And more generally: where can I turn to find out best practices for these schema types? It's really difficult to know where to find best practices, so I feel like I'm firing in the dark with every value I put in.