Mark up MedicalScholarlyArticle abstract as description#229
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schema:description provides "a short description of an item", while an abstract provides a short description of an article. Rather than leaving the abstract in the MedicalScholarlyArticle example without any structure, use schema:description to mark up the abstract as we do in the example for Article. Signed-off-by: Dan Scott <[email protected]>
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Thanks Dan! |
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I'll do it. |
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Merged via #273 - thanks Dan :) |
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schema:description provides "a short description of an item", while an abstract
provides a short description of an article. Rather than leaving the abstract in
the MedicalScholarlyArticle example without any structure, use
schema:description to mark up the abstract as we do in the example for Article.
Signed-off-by: Dan Scott [email protected]