Honestly, I’ve found that sticking with @context + @id in linked data json saves headaches later. Yeah, it’s a bit verbose, but tools like json-ld playground (https://json-ld.org/playground/) make it easier to validate and compact.
If you skip the context, you’re basically reinventing the wheel every time someone else needs to parse your data. Schema.org is messy but at least it’s a common ground—custom vocabs are cool until you’re the only one using them.
For real-world stuff, check out Google’s structured data docs. They’re brutal but practical.
If you skip the context, you’re basically reinventing the wheel every time someone else needs to parse your data. Schema.org is messy but at least it’s a common ground—custom vocabs are cool until you’re the only one using them.
For real-world stuff, check out Google’s structured data docs. They’re brutal but practical.