[Data-modeling] Music Festival, Festival Tours, and Recurring Festivals
Robert Cook
robert at metaweb.com
Thu Mar 27 00:54:37 UTC 2008
Also -- a reminder: If you are changing the display names of types
and properties, make sure you update the keys (changing the display
name does not automatically update the key). In Micah's case, it
doesn't matter because he is working on Sandbox, but if you are doing
the same work on production and you expect you or others to write code
against your schema, it's best to have keys that match the display
names as closely as possible.
R
On Mar 26, 2008, at 4:20 PM, Micah Saul wrote:
> A-ha... good call... I meant to change Artists to lineup, but totally
> forgot to do so.
>
> I like the Creator/ organizer... that actually seems to appear in the
> WP infobox, as well.
>
> I'm actually really not happy with the naming currently... I want to
> play around with the type and property names a bit more to try to
> figure out wording that makes sense.
>
> Thanks, Faye,
> micah
> On Mar 26, 2008, at 4:13 PM, Faye Li wrote:
>
>> I like it. :) There's been a lot of unfruitful discussions regarding
>> "Recurring Events" events, which if it existed would make a nice base
>> type here. If you want to create one that'd be great -- I can imagine
>> events like "Shakespeare in the Park" be modeled with a very similar
>> data model. Otherwise, this stands alone just fine.
>>
>> I think adding a property (or two) for the festival creator/organizer
>> would be good.
>>
>> I got a little mixed up in the type and property names following the
>> data. A "recurring music festival" has "tour occurrences" called
>> "music
>> festival tours" (that point back to it via property "occurrence of
>> festival") with at least one "tour stop" that is a "music
>> festival"... I
>> think changing that property "occurrence of festival" to "occurrence
>> of
>> recurring festival", although slightly awkward, might help reinforce
>> the
>> distinction between a festival instance and a recurring one.
>>
>> The properties for performing music artists between a "music festival
>> tour" and a "music festival" would benefit from having a consistent
>> name; currently one is "full lineup" and the other is "artists". I
>> understand the distinction, but I think using the same name for
>> properties that expect the same kind of information (not to mention
>> the
>> same type) makes sense.
>>
>> -- Faye
>>
>>
>> Micah Saul wrote:
>>> Hey All-
>>>
>>> So, I've been playing around in my personal domain with Music
>>> Festivals (like Woodstock), Festival Tours (like Lollapalooza), and
>>> Recurring Festivals (like Woodstock and Lollapalooza).
>>>
>>> What I've got so far is those three types, and a few examples of
>>> each
>>> with some data filled in:
>>>
>>> Woodstock (the festival in 1969 and the recurring festival of which
>>> it
>>> was a part):
>>> http://sandbox.freebase.com/view/en/woodstock_festival
>>>
>>> Woodstock 99 (a festival that took place in 1999 and was an instance
>>> of the recurring festival called Woodstock):
>>> http://sandbox.freebase.com/view/en/woodstock_1999
>>>
>>> Taste of Chaos (a recurring tour):
>>> http://sandbox.freebase.com/view/en/taste_of_chaos
>>>
>>> Taste of Chaos 2007 (an instance of the previous):
>>> http://sandbox.freebase.com/view/guid/
>>> 9202a8c04000641f8000000006c466fa
>>>
>>> Taste of Chaos 2007 Everett(an instance of the previous):
>>> http://sandbox.freebase.com/view/guid/
>>> 9202a8c04000641f8000000007bd1d29
>>>
>>> Any suggestions? Does it make sense? This is my first schema model,
>>> so
>>> any feedback would be much appreciated.
>>>
>>> micah
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