Add "name" properties for CreativeWork examples#190
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As pointed out by Martin Hepp, several of the types in the CreativeWork examples are missing "name" properties, resulting in empty, typed entities without any sort of attached property. That's worse than a blank node; call it a void node, maybe ;) Signed-off-by: Dan Scott <[email protected]>
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Merged via #278 - thanks again, Dan! |
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As pointed out by Martin Hepp, several of the types in the CreativeWork
examples are missing "name" properties, resulting in empty, typed
entities without any sort of attached property. That's worse than a
blank node; call it a void node, maybe ;)
Signed-off-by: Dan Scott [email protected]