DefinedTermSet
The schema.org type for a vocabulary: a named collection of DefinedTerm items, each linked back through inDefinedTermSet. The CrawlCheck glossary is one, and every term page declares the set it belongs to.
What DefinedTermSet does not show
A term that points at a set the page never declares leaves a dangling reference a validator flags. It groups the terms; it does not make any one definition authoritative.
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Questions about DefinedTermSet
What is DefinedTermSet?
The schema.org type for a vocabulary: a named collection of DefinedTerm items, each linked back through inDefinedTermSet. The CrawlCheck glossary is one, and every term page declares the set it belongs to.
What does DefinedTermSet not show or guarantee?
A term that points at a set the page never declares leaves a dangling reference a validator flags. It groups the terms; it does not make any one definition authoritative.
Which area of the glossary does DefinedTermSet belong to?
Linked data and entities: The RDF and JSON-LD machinery behind structured data, and the schema.org types a business page actually needs.
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