typelibrarian http://www.freebase.com:80/view/user/typelibrarian Freebase Atom Feed Generator http://www.freebase.com:80/view/theater/playwright 2008-05-16T23:53:36Z cheunger http://www.freebase.com:80/view/user/cheunger <p>I don't think this topic should be deleted, unless someone can post a valid reason for it.</p> http://www.freebase.comhttp://www.freebase.com:80/view/guid/9202a8c04000641f8000000007b97e7f

I don't think this topic should be deleted, unless someone can post a valid reason for it.

2008-03-24T16:44:41.0005Z jeff http://www.freebase.com:80/view/user/jeff Merge, don't delete. http://www.freebase.comhttp://www.freebase.com:80/view/guid/9202a8c04000641f8000000007b4127d

Merge, don't delete.

2008-03-19T20:56:04.0005Z faye http://www.freebase.com:80/view/user/faye <p>Hi, I've removed the Location type from this topic and I see that Gordon has done the same with various fictional character types that were added to Shakespeare. At the risk of sounding silly, may I just say that people are never Locations. Real people, alive or deceased, should not be typed <a href="/view/film/film_character">Film Character</a>, <a href="/view/tv/tv_character">TV Character</a> or any other fictional character types. <br /> <br /> The correct way to model a "Shakespeare" character in a film or TV show is to create a <a href="/view/fictional_universe/fictional_character">Fictional Character</a> with the same name, link it to the fictional work that applies, then indicate the name of the real person based on whom the character was designed in the "Based on" property of Fictional Character. The real Bard himself (along with other people who exist or existed), on the other hand, should be typed <a href="/view/fictional_universe/person_in_fiction">Person Or Being in Fiction</a> instead.</p> http://www.freebase.comhttp://www.freebase.com:80/view/guid/9202a8c04000641f8000000005fdfa88

Hi, I've removed the Location type from this topic and I see that Gordon has done the same with...

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