How to indicate a "Threatened" Headstone; Add #AtRisk term to ontology.

[muninn]

How to indicate a "Threatened" Headstone; Add #AtRisk term to ontology.

[rwarren2]

Unserviceable was originally meant for a thing that can no longer serve its purpose in terms of leaky roof, broken engine, etc...

What about #AtRisk as a term?

[rwarren2]

I think that makes sense. I really had machinery in mind for Unservicable, but it still works for things like tombstones that are expected to be read. Let's go with it.

[Stephen-Gates]

I read Unservicable - The object is incapable of functioning but may be repairable, as applicable to a headstone. E.g. A headstone was toppled by a tree; has fallen and broken into pieces; is lying facedown so not readable; but is repairable.

State changes from Serviceable > AtRisk > Unservicable to potentially Ruins or, if repaired, Rebuilt (on a date), then Serviceable.

Is that the correct interpretation?

[Stephen-Gates]

Sorry I should have made this a discussion item. I've added some #49 use cases for headstone states in the discussion forum. It raises some questions about when the status should change from/to Un/serviceable.