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Re:Schema.org v6.0 by pgeorgi on Thursday January 23, 2020 @08:59AM (#22127537)
> I'd love to markup my processor and graphics card benchmark results (the ordered result list), but there is nothing in the schema that would allow me to do that :/

You're probably one of the most qualified persons in the world to say how such a markup has to look. Propose something at [email protected] or ask for it on https://github.com/schemaorg/schemaorg/issues?

(But of course once you do, Google - and others - could parse your data and deprive you of site visitors because they can answer queries natively)

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Re:Schema.org v6.0 by setr on Thursday January 23, 2020 @09:17AM (#22127678)
>(But of course once you do, Google - and others - could parse your data and deprive you of site visitors because they can answer queries natively)

Isn't that basically the whole point? That information provided by sites can become independent from those sites? For scraping, re-rendering, modifying, etc

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Re:Schema.org v6.0 by pgeorgi on Thursday January 23, 2020 @12:32PM (#22129593)
Right, but I think it's worth adding the disclaimer because there are also folks who are shocked (SHOCKED!) that something like this could happen.

But you're right, that's the whole point of schema.org.

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