Link
A small, universal vocabulary for outbound web links. A Link is a typed (url, label, description) triple, and the links property attaches a list of them to any resource — a person's profile and code-host pages, a project's repository and docs, a steward's site. Replaces flat single-URL properties with something labelled, described, and repeatable.
A Link is the typed form of an HTML anchor: a
url (where it points), an rdfs.label (the human text, e.g. "LinkedIn"), and an optional rdfs.comment (a hover description). The universal Links property — no domain, like
rdfs.label — attaches a list of Links to ANY resource, so the same model serves a person's social profiles, a project's repository, or a publisher's external sites. Each Link is normally an embedded resource of its parent, but the property also accepts a reference to a shared, standalone Link. Links render as a row of real anchors via the look system.