> -I cannot denote a timespan that limits the validity of a statement.
But you can. Make an IntermediateNode (e.g. Barack_Obama__1) and put what you
will there.
This is used all the time for CareerPost,
the association node between a player and a team, etc.
Political positions in many wikis are modeled with a lot of shopistication
Position1: title, country/region/city/ from which party, etc
Term11: which (1,2,3), from, to
Colleague111: title (e.g. vicePresident), from, to
Colleague112: title, from, to
Term21
Position 2
Term21
Colleague211
The best you can map this to (for someone X) is
X careerPost X_1: Postion1(title); Term11(from-to);
coleague <colleague111>, <colleague112>.
X careerPost X_2: Postion1(title) & Term12(from-to)
X careerPost X_3: Position2; Term 21;
colleague <colleague211>
What you cannot map is point to an IntermediateNode of the colleague, and map
the from/to of colleagues.
(And you can only map their position's title if you use subprops, e.g.
vicePresident<colleague)
But I'm fine with that: the big problem is that Wikipedia temlate params got no
arrays,
so all these params end up being imaginatively numbered (not a precise
numbering system like above :-)
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