As far as I understand, we need more generalized predicates.
According to the description, the “Genre” predicate is used for a artistic composition. But can we use this predicate for computer video games, and also for the all entity - “creative work”? This way we don’t need to add a new genre predicate for video games and for cteative work.
Would you like to help by putting together a full predicate definition with how you’d like this predicate to work?
I’ll try. But I need to know. Does the Golden plan to introduce a new type of entity - this is a “genre” (like this is a “creative work”)? Thus, we can only select the genre entity for any topic.
Field Name: Genre
Value statement: This predicate will allow to structure various types of creative works.
Definition:
Tooltip definition of the predicate: Genre of the creative work / Creative work’s genre.
Type of value (one of the following): entity
# of accepted values (one of the following): multiple
Constraints: Only applies when Subject has the “Is a” value “Genre” (Then we need a new entity - “Genre”?)
Citation Required?: yes
Also known as: music genre, film genre, literary genre, artistic genre, (visual arts genres?)
Examples of proper use:
Examples of improper use:
Usage in other schemas:
Wikidata: genre - Wikidata
Schema.org: genre - Schema.org Property
But I have a question for you - can we combine all types of genres into one predicate? I mean literature, painting (or other visual arts), film, music.