#schema.org v11 is out, with the biggest changes being to pending (i.e. vocabulary in development, pictured). bit.ly/2JsBt7y Some notable additions there...
AmpStory - A creative work with a visual storytelling format intended to be viewed online, particularly on mobile devices. schema.org/AmpStory
PriceTypeEnumeration (proposed by Google) - Enumerates different price types, for example list price, invoice price, and sale price. schema.org/PriceTypeEnume…
HyperToc (proposed by Google) - A HyperToc represents a hypertext table of contents for complex media objects, such as VideoObject, AudioObject. Items in the table of contents are indicated using the tocEntry property, and typed HyperTocEntry. [+ more] schema.org/HyperToc
PriceComponentTypeEnumeration (proposed by Google) - [more...]
Enumerates different price components that together make up the total price for an offered product.
SeekToAction - This is the Action of navigating to a specific startOffset timestamp within a VideoObject, typically represented with a URL template structure. schema.org/SeekToAction
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The claim by @EcoSenseNow that Google has removed him from their results for "founders of Greenpeace" raises a number of interesting (and epistemologically important) issues about the representation of facts in a knowledge graph. 1/31
Typically - and this is almost certainly the case here - the facts provided by the Google Knowledge Graph in response to a query weren't created by Google, but derived from other sources (most notably Wikipedia and Wikidata). 2/31
That is to say, in this case, the probability that any human at Google has reviewed the literature pertaining to who may be legitimately considered a founder of Greenpeace, made a determination, and populated the Knowledge Graph with that information is essentially zero. 3/31