How do you represent that a tombstone was destroyed? #40
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I assume you:
What I can't workout is how to link them using next-instance and previous_instances as suggested in the Specification. Edit: Just noticed the need for an example is on the To Do list in the spec 🤪 |
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This is because of an annoying corner case: some people want to record events that occur on monuments and others just want to records monuments as they are. A typical example is the ShipWrecks vs the Ships or Hulls: it's the same things but it's status has changed along with its position. The other is the reinterment of remains as with the Canadian War Memorial example with currently uses the movedFrom instance (See #32). To solve your immediate problem, if you just want to say the Tombstone only existed from 1861 to 1870.
if the Tombstone was only ruined and not destroyed in 1807:
If you'd like to add a specific event that leads to its demise:
Please ignore next_instance and previous_instances from now on. |
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This is because of an annoying corner case: some people want to record events that occur on monuments and others just want to records monuments as they are. A typical example is the ShipWrecks vs the Ships or Hulls: it's the same things but it's status has changed along with its position. The other is the reinterment of remains as with the Canadian War Memorial example with currently uses the movedFrom instance (See #32).
To solve your immediate problem, if you just want to say the Tombstone only existed from 1861 to 1870.