Handbook examples

[philbarker]

@jeannekitchens @mparsons-ce Please review. Handbook examples to go with https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rHsl5pENOHWJPeLY4V_zSqDg__Nvbt0oiWv7vPqkOXU/edit?usp=sharing and https://docs.google.com/document/d/1x943E-cET8otXUpRhPAX2xguhEf-pBuLANh0hVJjC8k/edit?usp=sharing

[jeannekitchens]

@philbarker it would be useful to include ceterms:statementText to provide context for the dates and related instruction for apprenticeship. Otherwise, looks good.

[philbarker]

@jeannekitchens the idea was that the statementType provides the context. That is what every example we have discussed has shown. Could you give an example of what you think the text should say?

[jeannekitchens]

@philbarker ok, if we don't already have text for an example, can leave it off but the emphasis was on structured statements and without a statement, it looks odd. Maybe Jared has an example. I'll go ahead and approve.

[philbarker]

@jeannekitchens :

but the emphasis was on structured statements and without a statement, it looks odd.

The date is the statement. Remember the property was called statementDate and I suggested changing it to statedDate because it is a "Statement of a date", not "the date of the statement". It's not too late to change the name if you think it looks odd...