This issue exists primarily to orientate anyone whose issue has been moved from the main Schema.org issue tracker into the newer suggestions-questions-brainstorming issues list. Your suggestions are still important to us!

In short, we have too many open issues to track, and have partitioned things so that we don't feel pressure to prematurely close useful discussions.

If your issue is associated with a serious intent to implement new schema designs in a major user-facing platform (regardless of whether opensource / public sector or commercial) please make this clear in the discussions. Schema.org has a stated preference for schemas that get used in the sense of consumed by applications that explicitly use particular schema features. We also continue to improve schemas in general, but can't take on every suggestion (however insightful). This repository provides a place for that kind of ongoing brainstorming and discussion, i.e. to inform the general evolution of our schemas.

Dan danbri@google.com, for Schema.org.