- awol:Content can simply be equivalent to “anything with an awol:body
or an awol:src”, and its restrictions are consequently inherited by
any object which uses those properties. This simplifies the model,
and makes it better match intended usage. awol:Content and awol:Link
are made disjoint to prevent confusion with awol:lang and awol:type,
which can (now) apply to either.
- awol:lang in particular is refined to not just provide the language
of awol:Link¦s, but potentially any resource (as is true of
awol:type). However, a domain restriction is made: If awol:Content
has an awol:body which is a language‐tagged string, it must not also
have an awol:lang. This continues to offer two possible encodings for
plaintext content, one as an xsd:string with an awol:type of
`text/plain` and an awol:lang, and another as a language‐tagged
string with no awol:type or awol:lang. The latter is preferred.
- Many things are now classified as foaf:Document¦s which previously
weren¦t, but reasonably should have been.