ISSUE-24: Schema.org using antagonym instead of antonym?

Action antagonym vs antonym

Schema.org using antagonym instead of antonym?

State:

CLOSED

Product:

Feedback on Schema.org

Raised by:

Dan Brickley

Opened on:

2013-08-29

Description:

Raised by Dan Scott in http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-vocabs/2013Aug/0120.html

"I noticed the use of the word "antagonym" popped up frequently to describe the relationship to another action that causes the reverse result. e.g: http://schema.org/AcceptAction says the related action RejectAction is "The antagonym of AcceptAction."
However, an antagonym is a single word that has meanings that contradict
each other. ... I believe "antonym" was likely the intended term"

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1. Re: schema.org docs: minor issues for next update (from martin.hepp@ebusiness-unibw.org on 2013-11-27)
2. Re: schema.org docs: minor issues for next update (from py.vandenbussche@gmail.com on 2013-11-27)
3. Re: schema.org docs: minor issues for next update (from danbri@google.com on 2013-11-27)
4. schema.org docs: minor issues for next update (from dan@coffeecode.net on 2013-11-26)
5. Re: schema.org typo: "antagonym" (from goto@google.com on 2013-09-03)
6. Re: schema.org typo: "antagonym" (from goto@google.com on 2013-09-03)
7. Re: schema.org typo: "antagonym" (from danbri@danbri.org on 2013-08-29)
8. webschema-ISSUE-24 (Action antagonym vs antonym): Schema.org using antagonym instead of antonym? [Feedback on Schema.org] (from sysbot+tracker@w3.org on 2013-08-29)

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