Tracking Atomic Values as IDs

[awanczowski]

In certain cases you want to retain the identifier of an object as a simple value.

I propose utilizing rdf:ID in the examples to track this information since the rdf properties are already available to us. Otherwise, we can create new properties and subclass them.

<http://example.com/Event/E755363>
        rdf:type                       sport:Event ;
        rdf:ID                         "E755363"
        rdfs:label                     "Event E755363" ;
        sport:attendance               "32964" ;
        sport:eventInCompetition       <http://example.com/Competition/l.premierleague.com-2014> ;
        sport:eventInCompetitionPhase  <http://example.com/CompetitionPhase/l.premierleague.com-2014-week-7> ;
        sport:eventOutcomeType         speventoutcometype:regular ;
        sport:eventStatus              <http://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/speventstatus/post-event> ;
        sport:location                 <http://example.com/Site/s.34> .

[pauljkelly]

From meeting discussion:

<http://example.com/Event/E755363>
        rdf:type                       sport:Event ;
        sport:altId                    <http://example.com/ExternalId/opta/E755363>,<http://example.com/ExternalId/stats/E54325432>,<http://example.com/ExternalId/gracenote/E6587658>
        rdfs:label                     "Raiders at Bills, November 2, 2024" ;
        sport:attendance               "32964" ;
        sport:location                 <http://example.com/Site/s.34> .
        
<http://example.com/ExternalId/opta/E755363>
        rdf:type                       sport:ExternalId ;
        rdf:label                       "OPTA ID for Raiders at Bills, November 2, 2024" ;
        TBD:
        sport:iDprovider                  <opta.org>
        sport:iDtype                       :xxx ;
        sport:iDauthorityControl